Instructional Design Simplified: A Quick Guide to Creating Training that Works

By RL Bender

If you need to design training but have no idea where to start, then this is the book for you!

Companies are operating leaner than ever. As a result, they expect more from their team members. They expect a wider skill set and an ability to adapt to ever-changing business needs.

In this book, you will discover how to:

• Assess Training Needs
• Research your subject matter
• Organize the content
• Evaluate the effectiveness of the training

Even if you have zero experience, you can design training using this step-by-step process. Click the buy button to get started!

• Language: English
• Publisher: NightLark Publishing
• Release date: Oct 25, 2023
• ISBN: 9798223013105

Book preview

Introduction

Thank you for expressing an interest in my book! I wanted to give a quick intro and let you know what the future pages hold.

First, let’s talk about what this book is not. This book is not intended for people who have a degree in Instructional Design. It isn’t meant for people who have decades of experience. This book is not an in-depth exploration into educational philosophy or methods.

Instructional Design Simplified is meant for people who need functional knowledge that they can put to use immediately. This book is simple and concise. It’s organized in way that leads you along a distinct path to your completed training class or program.

And thus, as we embark on our journey to a fully-formed training program or class, I hope you find this guide helpful.

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How People Learn

Training might be necessary for any number of reasons. Maybe you need to train new staff or the existing staff has issues with knowledge gaps. Perhaps new laws will affect your procedures and those procedures have to change. Maybe your company is restructuring or they bought new equipment or software that people need to learn. Whatever the need for the training, if you're reading this book, you might be the one responsible for making sure the training sticks. No worries. We’ve got this.

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