Description
“If you can learn to tolerate change, ambiguity, and uncertainty, you will be successful in this field.” That was the answer my supervisor gave me when I asked him how I could be a really good instructional designer. It was 1989, and I had been working at it for a whole year. I really wanted to know! I must have looked crestfallen, because he added, “Don’t worry. You’ll get it later.” Great. Thanks, Boss.
Date
3-21-2017
Document Type
Blog Post
This post is also available at
https://www.franklin.edu/institute/blog/change-ambiguity-and-uncertainty-becoming-expert-instructional-designer
Recommended Citation
Wood, R. (2017). Change, Ambiguity, and Uncertainty: On Becoming an Expert Instructional Designer. Retrieved from https://fuse.franklin.edu/i4blog/24
