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First Steps in Instructional Design
Rating: 4.4 out of 5(5 ratings)
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First Steps in Instructional Design

An introduction to the theories and foundations in Education
Created byIvan Chagas
Last updated 9/2022
English
English [Auto],

What you'll learn

  • What are the main terms used in the instructional design field
  • How to begin the process of writing excellent educational content
  • What are the basic components of an educational content
  • What's instructional design, for beginners

Course content

1 section • 21 lectures • 52m total length

  • What is instructional design?4:49

    Explore what instructional design is, its methodologies, and the designer’s role in researching needs, designing content, selecting media and tools, and assessing outcomes to improve learning.

  • The different responsibilities of an instructional designer0:06
  • Looking for more content?0:09
  • Get to know the instructor Ivan Chagas3:18

    Meet the instructor, a Brazilian instructional designer with multilingual courses and an events background, who explains translating knowledge into educational content and delivering lessons.

  • Why is ID important?5:42

    Streamline learning by structuring information for efficient access and deeper understanding. Balance high-quality content with engaging activities that help students apply skills quickly in real life.

  • What does an instructional designer do?8:33

    Identify the instructional designer's role from planning and kickoff meetings to storyboard and content production. Coordinate stakeholders, transform content into engaging, goal-driven learning experiences that meet audience needs and objectives.

  • Glossary for beginners1:10

    Explore a basic glossary of terms used in content production and the five pillars, and use the reference list to understand concepts without memorizing every term.

  • Keywords of our functions
  • What an educational designer can and cannot do?0:07
  • Understanding the educational basis6:08

    Explore the difference between education and instruction and learn to use Bloom's taxonomy to define learning objectives across cognitive, affective, and psychomotor domains. Identify appropriate verbs to shape content goals.

  • Comparison table: education x instruction
  • What are the main theories and techniques of instructional design?5:16

    Explore main instructional design techniques and theories, aligning goals with Bloom's taxonomy, through the PDC cycle of analysis, planning, development, implementation, and evaluation.

  • Identifying the main concepts
  • Course structure0:07
  • What are educational objects3:29

    Identify educational objects as digital, reusable units that form a course. Align these objects with educational objectives to design coherent learning experiences, not just high production or flashy objects.

  • How the process of designing an educational content that works5:19

    Discover the step-by-step process for creating educational content, from pedagogical methodology and syllabi to storyboards and LMS delivery. Learn to structure lessons, scripts, and interactive objects for course success.

  • Tools for developing products and projects0:07
  • Different roles in instructional design3:17

    Explore the diverse roles of instructional designers, from external consultants and content writers to course coordinators and technology experts. Explore macro curricular programs and public policies shaping early career paths.

  • Your career as an ID0:10
  • Taking the first step2:47

    Explore a flexible path to becoming an instructional designer, from degrees and postgraduate options to starting as an educator, creating simple content, and freelancing your courses.

  • More courses on Education0:14
  • Final thanks1:22

    This farewell highlights taking the first steps in instructional design with practical, comprehensive content and educational objects beyond videos and texts, positioning instructional designers as key creators of effective learning.

  • Where you can learn more?0:49

    Explore free resources, courses, and a job board for instructional designers on my academy and online school. Join a growing community to exchange ideas and learn together.

Requirements

  • None!

Description

Welcome to the short course, First Steps in Instructional Design. In this course, you will learn the fundamental theories of instructional design and how to initiate your journey as an instructional designer. Our focus is on educating adults, so you will also learn some basics of andragogy.


With over 10 years of experience in the education sector, I have taught more than 8,000 students in three different languages. Now, I aim to extend my reach and bring more clarity to students who are new to instructional design.


Although this course is aimed at andragogy, you can also apply it to other age groups.


During this 1-hour course, you will gain an understanding of:

  • What education and instruction means and why it is important

  • The basics of instructional design for beginners

  • How to take the first steps in the instructional design field.


My name is Ivan Chagas, I have been a teacher here at Udemy for 3 years and 6,000 students have enrrolled in my courses in Portuguese, English and Spanish. I have been working with educational content for 10 years, organizing events, I was an educational manager at the biggest innovation school in Curitiba and today I live full-time as an instructional designer and content creator.


Welcome to Poly's "Instructional Design theories: an introduction" course!

Who this course is for:

  • People passionate about and interested in learning more about education theories
  • Education professionals need to dive deep in instructional design theories
  • Instructional designers who have a passion for the area and want to strengthen their writing skills

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