This masterclass on AI-accelerated eLearning development isn't just another webinar; it's a game-changing session redefining how organizations approach learning design. It's the must-attend event for L&D leaders and Instructional Designers who want to dramatically speed up course creation without sacrificing quality. At the heart of this session is the blend of AI capabilities with proven learning science principles-showing you how to go from idea to impact in record time.
Bloom's Taxonomy has been a fundamental framework in education for decades, but with the rise of AI and personalized learning, its relevance must be re-evaluated for modern instructional design.
Instructional Designers often prioritize trendy jargon and intricate frameworks over learner clarity, leading to courses that may be polished but fail to deliver understanding.
"The idea of 'learning styles'—that individuals learn better when instruction matches their personal sensory preferences—has been around for decades. But research has repeatedly shown that this approach is unsupported by scientific evidence."
Instructional Designers are the architects of learning experiences, utilizing Instructional Systems Design to analyze models and create relevant instructional experiences that meet learning objectives.
Constructivism emphasizes active learner engagement over passive information reception, enabling a deeper understanding through experiences and personal reflection, particularly in eLearning environments.