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Introduction to Instructional Design

EDUC-42592

Build Engaging Learning Experiences Across Education, Corporate, and Government Sectors
No Prerequisite | 10 Weeks


As an entry point course in the Instructional Design Certificate, Introduction to Instructional Design focuses on the basic principles, models, and theories of instructional design and provides an overview of the instructional design process. The application of instructional design in professional contexts, including K-12 and higher education, as well as corporate, industrial, and governmental settings, will be introduced.

You will gain the skills to manage your instructional design and teaching tools while developing strategies to address varied types of learning preferences and needs. You will explore how diverse theories of learning apply to your profession as an educator and how they relate to learning and growth within your daily life.

What You'll Learn

  • Real-World Applications: Explore instructional design in education, corporate, and government settings.
  • Effective Tools and Techniques: Choose the right strategies to meet diverse learning needs.
  • Learning Theories in Action: Apply core learning theories to your designs.
  • Material Creation: Develop engaging, well-designed instructional materials.
  • Engagement Strategies: Create activities that inspire and align with goals.
  • Tech Integration: Use emerging technologies and AI to enhance designs.
  • Assessment Skills: Design assessments that improve learning outcomes.
  • Portfolio Development: Build professional portfolio pieces to showcase your work.
  • Ethical Awareness: Understand ethical trends shaping the future of the field.

Course Information

Online
3.00 units
$695.00

Course sessions

Closed