If you’ve seen me speak or read my blogs recently, you know I’ve whole-heartedly joined the tablet revolution and I consider myself somewhat of an iPad power-user. I’ve spent a lot of time exploring ways this revolution in technology could be used, both in delivering training, and in making the lives of instructional designers [...]
Tag Archives: Instructional Design
Introducing DesignJot, The First iPad App for Training Professionals
by Ron Zamir
on 07.13.2011
in Instructional Design Tips, Interactive eLearning Development, Learning Technology, Training Industry Trends
A Tale of Two Flights
by Ron Zamir
on 08.26.2010
in Interactive eLearning Development, Uncategorized
“To create value, training needs to be more than a presentation of information; instead, it should help learners perform the real-world behaviors that will allow your organization to meet its business needs.”
Systematic Creativity in Training Development?
by Michael Noble PhD
on 08.24.2010
in Instructional Design Tips, Interactive eLearning Development
Can you take a systems approach to creativity? Many would argue you can’t. At Allen, we’ve created an environment that nurtures & promotes creativity. This environment relies on: Catalytic processes A culture of innovation Smart, talented people Here is our process for creativity—it can serve as a catalyst for creativity even if it doesn’t guarantee [...]
Redesigning Corporate Training in a Recession
The sign to the entrance of our housing community was recently demolished by a distracted driver. The sign was old and not as attractive as some wanted it to be. I’ve been part of the discussion about the new sign. The response to the first set of mockups included comments, such as, “I would like [...]
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