In response to the COVID 19 crisis, Instructional Design Australia has created this free course to help organisations introduce their teams to Remote Working.

Learn more.

Click on the links below to read more articles from DLD and IDA.

• Introduction to Remote Working – Free Course
• What you need to know before contracting an instructional designer
• Merrills’ Instructional Design Principles
• Applying Problem Based Learning
• eLearning Do’s and Don’t 
• What is the ADDIE model of Instructional Design Anyway?!
• The History of ADDIE
• Embedding Activities in Learning Design: Why Leaders Matter
• Different strokes for different folks…learning styles

Click on the links below to learn about Instructional Design.

• What is Instructional Design
• Understanding Instructional Design
• What Do Instructional Designers Do?
• What are the differences between Educational Design, Learning Design and Instructional Design?
• First Principles of Instruction
• The Instructional Design Method
• Learning Science
• What is problem based learning (PBL)
• Read more Academic Articles on Instruction design here.
• Read our latest blog articles here.

Academic Writings by Annette Devilee Whish – Senior Instructional Design Consultant prepared as part of the assessment for her Master of Learning Science and Technology (MLS&T)

Instructional Design Australia offer the following templates packs based on the ADDIE model.

• Learning Needs Analysis Pack 
• Design Pack
• Develop Pack
• Evaluate Pack

Visit our Instructional Design Template store to learn more.

All our templates are included in every Instructional Design Course.

Learn more about eLearning

• eLearning: Dos and Dont’s 
• How-To: Design for Online Courses
• The Learning Benefits of Video and Multimedia 

IDA offer three Instructional Design course options:

1. Instructional Design Basics Learn More
2. Instructional Design PLUS Learn More
3. Instructional Design for your Organisation Learn More

Participants receive access to a comprehensive toolkit of materials, templates and guides required to be an exceptional instructional designer. Participants use the toolkit as a self-paced resource to design and develop their own learning program. An IDA Instructional Design Certificate can be awarded on completion.