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Category Archives: Instructional design
UPDATE: Atop the APEX
Hey, I won! Yes, at Wednesday night’s APEX Awards, I received the Talent Champion of the Year Award from the Colorado Technology Association. Though I knew I was one of three finalists, I certainly did not expect to win. There … Continue reading
Farewell to an Old Friend, Debby Kalk
Debby Kalk died a week ago last Sunday. I found out late one night last week, just before going to bed. It hit me quite hard. I suppose part of my delay in writing this is lingering sense of denial … Continue reading
My Other Job Titles — Part 3: Learning Sherpa
I like the term Learning Sherpa more than learning guide, because the term “guide” implies this is someone who knows where to go. Well, that should really be up to the learner. Yes, a sherpa can provide some guidance, but … Continue reading
My Other Job Titles — Part 2: Creative Catalyzer
In Part 1, I wrote of my self-taken “job title” of Knowledge Wrangler — now, let’s look at another unusual professional title I’ve adopted: Creative Catalyzer. Let me explain the difference between a “catalyzer” and the more familiar term, “catalyst.” … Continue reading
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My Other Job Titles — Part 1: Knowledge Wrangler
Instructional Design is my vocation. And while professionals in the learning industries know what that means and respect the skills of instructional designers, few people outside of education and training know what I mean when I use the term. So, I … Continue reading
Posted in Instructional design, Learning
Tagged knowledge, knowledge management, Knowledge Wrnagler
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How Bob Got Me My Job
I first heard about instructional design through my work making training videos. Through a couple of different professional development programs, I learned how this approach strengthened training impact. Everything I heard about it fit well with what I knew from … Continue reading
ID Toolbox: Events of Instruction
Here’s another fundamental tool from my Instructional Design toolbox in addition to ADDIE, the Events of Instruction. Instructional design as a discipline is relatively young, having sprung up in the post-WWII era from the military’s desire to make their training … Continue reading
Onward Through the Blog…
a doodle for my 400th post from Buller’s Back Porch…
Posted in Austin, brain, doodle, G.M.C. Massey, Instructional design, music, songs, Texas
Tagged "Cost of Living", Coast-to-Coast-to-Coast Romance, G.M.C. Massey, ID Toolbox, Meanwhile back at the (Brown Schools') Ranch, Once Upon a House, the Dead, The Who, Trajectory Towards Transformation, Will T. Massey
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My Heart Belongs to ADDIE
Practitioners of instructional design draw on aspects of learning theory and design thinking to develop effective instruction. Key to the development is the use of a process to identify and address a knowledge or skills gap or performance problem. While there are … Continue reading
Buller…Alan Buller: Instructional Hit Man
While the official title for my contract work usually lists Instructional Designer, over the last several years, my role has evolved into more of an Instructional Hit Man. As such, I’m often called in to eliminate a particularly sticky or … Continue reading
Posted in Buller, Instructional design, Learning
Tagged Ernst-Young, NIEER, Region XIII Education Service Center, Rutgers
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