3 weeks to get you From A to D
Instructional design from a new perspective. Let’s work together for 3 weeks to finally come up with something different.
The ADDIE model for instructional design
Whether you’re new to instructional design or have realised, oh crap, we don’t have the right skills in our team to do this, it’s always worth a refresh.
A - Analysis
D - Design
D - Development
I - Implementation
E - Evaluation
Most eLearning departments nail the final three. We’re here to crack the Analysis and Design stages. Together.
Dare to be different with guidance from an expert
An outside perspective is key to thinking a little differently. Remove the red tape and the “this is the way it’s always been done” mentality. Dare to do something different with the guidance of someone who has been there.
You get my 20+ years of experience without the hassle of recruiting someone to do the whole job for you. And I get to do my favourite part of the work.
What the program looks like
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Week 1
Discovery callDiscovery call. Tell me about your project and we’ll begin analysing your project properly.
I’ll take you through my eLearning analysis guide and send you off to get this completed before week 2.
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Week 2
Analysis callAnalysis call. We’ll go through your eLearning analysis. I’ll provide helpful guidance around pitfalls and gaps. Plus we’ll narrow down your learning objectives.
Your mission this week is to go back and fill in those gaps.
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Week 3
Brainstorm callBrainstorm call. This is my favourite part and where the fun really begins.
Now you know what you want, we can brainstorm design ideas and work out what’s possible within your constraints.
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Week 4
Over to youOver to you. You make a start on your high level instructional design, send it to me, and I'll provide valuable feedback to help you on your way.
Then you are ready to use your high level design to create your storyboard. And it’s time to hand it over to your eLearning developers to do what they do best.
Reserve your place on the next programme £575 pp
Based in the United Kingdom, Lisa serves a wide area, particularly towns within easy reach of Milton Keynes, including Birmingham, Cambridge, Oxford, and London. Her clientele benefit from her expertise in instructional design, particularly through the use of the ADDIE model and constructive methods.