
Learn the skills to become an eLearning Instructional Designer for Corporate Learning and Development
InstructorJohn HinchliffeEditorial course preview
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An instructor stands beside a teal sidebar that outlines the course pillars: how to be an instructional designer, insights, processes, and over 100 free resources.
Instructor John Hinchliffe is introduced alongside a summary of his professional achievements, highlighting over fifteen years of experience in learning and development.
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The curriculum provides a logical progression through the ADDIE lifecycle, integrating essential theories like Gagne's 9 Events and Mayer’s Cognitive Theory of Multimedia Learning.
Instructional content includes practical advice on resume tailoring, interview preparation, and navigating the L&D industry.
Instructional content can feel superficial or lack sufficient detail for professional-level application.
Some learners have noted abrupt video endings, audio-visual synchronization issues, or the use of paid software tools.
The curriculum aligns well with the goal of introducing teachers and beginners to the L&D industry.