by Andrew DeBell | Apr 21, 2021 | Adult Learning, e-Learning
5 Tips to Create Engaging eLearning with Genially Follow author on LinkedIn Every instructional designer is looking to make their content more engaging. It’s on every client’s must-ask list. And it makes sense. This format of fully online, self-paced...
by Andrew DeBell | Jun 4, 2020 | Adult Learning, e-Learning, Learning Design, Popular
What is Observational Learning? ☀️ Follow author on LinkedIn One of the most fascinating things about being human is our incredible ability to learn from watching others. We’re naturally social creatures, and observational learning taps into that deeply human instinct...
by Andrew DeBell | Mar 17, 2020 | Adult Learning, e-Learning, Popular, Video
Pros and Cons of Using Camtasia for Training Videos ☀️ Follow author on LinkedIn If you’re creating training videos, you’re probably looking for all-in-one video editing software. Software that can record your screen, is simple to use, and has a robust...
by admin | Feb 7, 2020 | Adult Learning, e-Learning, Popular, Video
7 Visual Design Tips For Creating Effective Training Videos ☀️ Follow author on LinkedIn How do you make your training videos more effective? It requires a carefully crafted formula. Start with some A-class instructional design. Add in a well written script. Toss in a...
by Andrew DeBell | Jan 6, 2020 | Adult Learning, e-Learning, Learning Design, Popular
What is the ADDIE Model of Instructional Design? ☀️ Follow author on LinkedIn If you’re an aspiring instructional designer, you’ve probably bumped into the term “ADDIE” in job descriptions, articles, and videos about learning. When I started as...
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by Andrew DeBell | Dec 16, 2019 | Adult Learning, e-Learning, Learning Design, Popular
How to Use Gagne’s Nine Events of Instruction [Examples] ☀️ Follow author on LinkedIn Creating a learning experience is both art and science. One science-backed theory for to keep in your back pocket was developed by Robert Gagne. Based on his research from the...
