Instructional Design to Learning Experience Design (LXD)

Welcome to “Transitioning from Traditional Instructional Design to Learning Experience Design,” a transformative course designed to equip instructional designers, educators, and training professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to familiarize themselves with the evolving landscape of education and training.

In an era marked by rapid technological advancements and changing learner expectations, traditional instructional design approaches may no longer suffice. This course provides a comprehensive exploration of Learning Experience Design (LXD), a holistic and learner-centric approach that goes beyond the confines of traditional instructional design methodologies.

In this course, we explore the following:

• Understanding Learning Experience Design

• Identifying the Skills Required to Transition from Instructional Design to LXD

• Applying Design Thinking and Emotional Design in eLearning

• Tools and Technology involved in LXD

• Creating Personalized Learning Journeys

• Importance of Collaborative and Social Learning

• Building a Robust LXD Portfolio

This course provides actionable tips, hands-on practice, and guidelines on applying the principles of Learning Experience Design in real-world scenarios. By the end of the course, you will be well-equipped to transition from traditional instructional design models to the dynamic and learner-focused realm of Learning Experience Design. Join us on this journey to make education and training experiences more engaging for modern learners!

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