From K12 Teaching to Instructional Design

From K12 Teaching to Instructional Design, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4, with 19 lectures, based on 84 reviews, and has 2571 subscribers.

You will learn about Understand what instructional designers do Determine if one should become an instrcutional designer How teachers can transition to become instructional designers Publish a sample eLearning module from an authoring tool Learn scripting, voiceover, storyboarding, designing, publishing, uploading to an LMS This course is ideal for individuals who are If you are a teacher wanting a new carreer related to education or Teachers who want to know what instructional designers do or This is not for those who are already instructional designers. This is an intro to instructional design and also to have an understanding of the entire eLearning development process or Just watching the videos will not help, the learner must complete the tasks to gain experience It is particularly useful for If you are a teacher wanting a new carreer related to education or Teachers who want to know what instructional designers do or This is not for those who are already instructional designers. This is an intro to instructional design and also to have an understanding of the entire eLearning development process or Just watching the videos will not help, the learner must complete the tasks to gain experience.

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Summary

Title: From K12 Teaching to Instructional Design

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 19

Number of Published Lectures: 18

Number of Curriculum Items: 26

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 25

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understand what instructional designers do
Determine if one should become an instrcutional designer
How teachers can transition to become instructional designers
Publish a sample eLearning module from an authoring tool
Learn scripting, voiceover, storyboarding, designing, publishing, uploading to an LMS

Who Should Attend

If you are a teacher wanting a new carreer related to education
Teachers who want to know what instructional designers do
This is not for those who are already instructional designers. This is an intro to instructional design and also to have an understanding of the entire eLearning development process
Just watching the videos will not help, the learner must complete the tasks to gain experience

Target Audiences

If you are a teacher wanting a new carreer related to education
Teachers who want to know what instructional designers do
This is not for those who are already instructional designers. This is an intro to instructional design and also to have an understanding of the entire eLearning development process
Just watching the videos will not help, the learner must complete the tasks to gain experience

If you’re a teacher and dread teaching in the classroom, there is a career that utilizes many of your skillsets and experience. Being a classroom teacher is not for everyone. Many of you got into teaching only to quickly realize it was not meant for you. Vast amount of Instructional Designers come from education backgrounds. This is because many of the educational requirements of an ID are the same as those of teachers. In this course, we will cover all of the aspects involved in creating an eLearning module. We will be:

Scripting content
Creating a Storyboard
Recording Voiceover
Working in an authoring tool (we will be using Articulate Storyline 60-day trial)
Designing the slides
Publishing the course
Uploading to a test LMS

At the end of this course, you will have an actual work sample that you can showcase to future employers/stakeholders. Almost every company who is looking for Instructional Designers want to see what you have created in the past. They want to be able to see what you are capable of creating.

This course is NOT an advance course in Instructional Design. The main purpose of this course is to be able to understand the full duties of an Instructional designer as well as be able to create an entire eLearning module.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction to Instructional Design

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What Exactly is an Instructional Designer?

Lecture 3: Two primary roles of Instructional Design

Chapter 2: Scripting

Lecture 1: Scripting

Chapter 3: Storyboard

Lecture 1: Creating a Storyboard

Chapter 4: Recording Voiceover for eLearning

Lecture 1: Recording Voiceover

Chapter 5: Authoring tool for eLearning

Lecture 1: Authoring Tool

Chapter 6: Designing the Cover Slide and Objective Slide

Lecture 1: Designing the Cover Slide and Objective Slide

Lecture 2: Cover Slide Design Process (Additional Example)

Lecture 3: Additional Resource: Learning Adobe Illustrator for IDs

Chapter 7: Syncing Onscreen Objects with Voiceover in Storyline

Lecture 1: Syncing Onscreen Objects with Voiceover in Storyline

Lecture 2: Another Example of Syncing

Chapter 8: Designing the Content Slides

Lecture 1: Designing the Content Slides

Lecture 2: Quick Tip on Building Interactions

Chapter 9: Creating Knowledge Checks in Storyline

Lecture 1: Creating Knowledge Checks in Storyline

Chapter 10: Publishing Your Course in Storyline

Lecture 1: Publishing Your Course in Storyline

Chapter 11: Uploading to an Learning Management System (LMS)

Lecture 1: Uploading to an LMS

Chapter 12: You Did It! Congratulations

Lecture 1: Congratulations!

Instructors

Jay Chun Ed.D
Former teacher turned instructional designer

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3 stars: 13 votes
4 stars: 35 votes
5 stars: 34 votes

Frequently Asked Questions

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