Description
As instructional designers, we rarely get an opportunity to interact with the learners who actually experience what we develop. We typically rely on learner evaluations, input from teaching faculty, or future enrollment numbers as evidence of positive instructional design interventions. However, there are many reasons why learning events succeed or fail. If a course is well designed, but the instructor is not up to par, can we blame the development of the course? What if the designer of a particular course is also the individual who teaches it? Taking it a step (or a flight) further, what if the class is taught overseas?
Date
3-20-2018
Document Type
Blog Post
This post is also available at
https://www.franklin.edu/institute/blog/what-international-teaching-has-taught-me-about-instructional-design
Recommended Citation
Hyatt, N. (2018). What International Teaching Has Taught Me About Instructional Design. Retrieved from https://fuse.franklin.edu/i4blog/56