INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN
Instructional Design
- The purpose of instruction is to help users upgrade and to be more efficient in job skills or knowledge. Instructional Design is the systematic process of developing instructional flow.
- Instructional Design focuses on how communication should be, including look, feel, functionality and expected outcome. Instructional Designers work much like architects, drawing up specifications and
blueprints for a course before actual construction begins. - In short, instructional design is the systematic process by which instructional materials are designed, developed, and delivered.
- The terms instructional design, instructional technology, learning experience (LX) design, educational technology, curriculum design, and instructional systems design (ISD), are often used interchangeably.
- Instructional Designing (ID) is a sort after professional add-on for Graduates in any discipline, who wish to become Instructional Design resource either in the private sector, public sector, K-12 or higher education. Specifically, people who are presently:
- Corporate Trainers/ facilitators (Technical and Soft Skill)
- Content Developer
- Technical Writer
- Teachers (All levels, K-12 to Higher Education)
- Journalists
- Graduates from any field of study
Upon successful course completion, you can become an entrepreneur or work with various organizations in the areas of
- An Instructional Writer
- A Technical Writer
- An Instructional Designer
- Business Proposal Writer
- A Content Analyst
- A Creative Writer
OUR PROGRAM FOR INTERIOR DESIGN
- Principles and Practices of Education Management
- Educational Psychology
- Innovations in Education
- Digital Literacy: Foundations of Educational Technology
- Instructional Design
- Effective Communication
- Evaluation and Assessment
- Articulate 360: Development of L1 courses
- Adobe Captivate: development of basic simulations
- Learning Experience Design
- Teaching & Learning Online with multimedia
- Educational Telecommunication devices
- Advanced Instructional Design for Future Ready Learning
- Advanced Articulate 360
- Live exposure to Learning Management System
- Exposure to LMS life cycle: Administrator, subject matter expert, course coordinator
- Educational Hardware and Systems Support
- Learning/ Training Needs Analysis
- Development of Course Design Specification
- Design and development of Learning Materials
- Technology and Leadership in the Information Age
- Developing Proposals for Projects
- Live Project with LMS integration.
