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I just read Prof Karl Kapp’s wonderful response to the Big Question: Learning design differences for Digital Natives? I liked his definitions of a Digital Native and Digital Immigrant. As he puts it, a Digital Native is someone who has grown up with technology and a Digital Immigrant is someone who has had to adapt [...]

I keep posting Tom Kuhlmann‘s articles in this blog even when I have no specific comments to give on his article. This is because I want all the information he shares to be in my blog so that all my fellow Instructional Designers can read his articles and of course I want to bookmark his articles for my reference. This time Tom has written [...]

I make it a point to use images in my Storyboard though I don’t have to. I say I do not have to create or use images in my Storyboard because, in India, Instructional Designers are not necessarily Graphic Artists. Instructional Designers in India, do not necessarily digitize the course. Not all Instructional Designers know [...]

Learners usually receive scenario based courses very well because these courses are not only engaging but also highly relevant. Tom Kuhlmann has a really useful post in his blog that teaches you how to sytematically build scenarios for your e-learning courses using Power Point. Thanks to Tom for sharing such useful information.

I just read an interesting post by Cathy Moore and found it worth sharing it with the readers of my blog. Cathy raises some really important questions with respect to the role of SMEs in an e-learning project and how they want the content they send to be put as it is in the e-learning [...]