Beyond the LMS: Why Instructional Design Keeps Growing with Shane Strand
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Ever wondered how educators transform into instructional designers? Shane Strand takes us through his fascinating journey from high school teacher to curriculum coordinator to instructional designer in higher education. What begins as a story of career transition unfolds into a masterclass on navigating the evolving landscape of instructional design.
For those entering the field or looking to advance, Shane offers practical advice: "There's always new tools popping up. Almost all of them have free trials, so be brave and test them out." This spirit of continuous experimentation and learning emerges as the key to success in this dynamic profession where technology and educational theory intersect in increasingly innovative ways.
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Chapters
1. Introducing Shane Strand (00:00:00)
2. Journey from Teaching to Instructional Design (00:04:00)
3. Technology's Draw in Instructional Design (00:09:30)
4. Expanding Knowledge in the Field (00:15:44)
5. Tips for Aspiring Instructional Designers (00:20:04)
6. The Evolution of ID Models (00:26:29)
7. Final Thoughts and New Tools (00:29:44)
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