by Ellen Burns-Johnson, instructional writer/designer | @EllenBJohnson
More than 200 participants joined last week's 30-minute complimentary webinar: Three Quick Design Ideas for Creating Learner-Centric Designs. If you were able to attend, thank you for joining—and thanks for your kind words, insightful questions, and constructive feedback!
During the webinar we discussed several techniques for creating interactive e-learning designs that focus on the learner. The specific techniques aligned with these three high-level strategies:
- Ask for the learner's opinion
- Make the learner's choices count
- Make it about the learner from the start
There were several good questions that we weren't able to address during the session, so I've selected a few of these to answer below.
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