A practical starting point to go a little deeper
If you’re grappling with the early stages of a learning project — clarifying what really needs to change, making sense of messy content, or deciding where to focus your effort — this short guide may be helpful.
The Essential Step-by-Step Guide to Instructional Design doesn’t offer a new methodology or a silver bullet. Instead, it captures a set of practical principles that experienced practitioners often arrive at through trial and error.
Inside, you’ll explore how to:
- avoid defaulting to long, content-heavy presentations
- think more deliberately about practice and application
- design learning that has a better chance of influencing what people actually do at work
It’s a useful reference point — particularly if you’ve found yourself doing the right things, but not always getting the results you’d hoped for.
If this way of thinking resonates, you may also want to subscribe to Learning Re-Framed, which explores these ideas (and their limits) in more depth through short, weekly reflections.
Download the guide below if it’s useful — and feel free to treat it as one input into a wider conversation.
