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What is a Flowchart? Why Use Flowcharts in Instructional Design and eLearning Development
In this week's podcast episode, you'll learn about what flowcharts are and why they are important in eLearning for instructional design.
Together, flowcharts and storyboards are highly useful tools for visually conveying information about your "design" to developers, graphic artists, and subject matter experts (SMEs).
The more time you spend elaborating on details of script, graphics, and functionality in your flowcharts and storyboards now, the more time you will save in the development of your instruction.
SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR MORE INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN TIPS!
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Who is Crystal?
I'm a mom and former teacher in my thirties who transitioned to instructional design to have a more flexible work schedule. All while working full-time as a single mom.
I've helped thousands become successful in instructional design. Now I help other people do the same. I have all the tools and resources you need to start a career in instructional design and online learning!
Important Links and Mentions:
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By Crystal Harper
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In this week's podcast episode, you'll learn about what flowcharts are and why they are important in eLearning for instructional design.
Together, flowcharts and storyboards are highly useful tools for visually conveying information about your "design" to developers, graphic artists, and subject matter experts (SMEs).
The more time you spend elaborating on details of script, graphics, and functionality in your flowcharts and storyboards now, the more time you will save in the development of your instruction.
SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR MORE INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN TIPS!
__________________________________________________________
Who is Crystal?
I'm a mom and former teacher in my thirties who transitioned to instructional design to have a more flexible work schedule. All while working full-time as a single mom.
I've helped thousands become successful in instructional design. Now I help other people do the same. I have all the tools and resources you need to start a career in instructional design and online learning!
Important Links and Mentions: