How to get an Instructional Design education without paying tuition
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Instructional design in academia–where theory and practice RARELY meet
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This one’s for you, Cammy Bean! Or, is the role of the instructional designer changing?
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Wanna see some INCREDIBLE artwork?
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Check out Brandon Dorman’s blog. He was a student worker of ours at BYU-Idaho when I was there. Now he’s a professional illustrator with a book on the NY Times Bestseller list. He’s amazing. For more, check out his website.
Below is his illustration of my favorite baseball player of all time, Ted [...]
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Meeting famous people online
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Now that I have your attention, I’ll tell you how of an experience I’ve had over the last couple of weeks.
I’m constantly amazed at how Thomas Friedman has it right that the world is flattening. With the advent of all the new web 2.0 technologies, we are truly coming to a point where the [...]
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