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Title:

Designing Projects That Change User Behavior

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Organizer:
Charlene Kingston, Crow Information Design
Description:
Instructional design has changed behavior through software/media interaction for decades. Based on research in cognitive science and related disciplines, instructional design is the perfect tool to organize your interactive and social media projects. Learn the basics of instructional design, implementation methodologies, and the many benefits it provides your projects.
Questions
Answered:
  1. What is instructional design?
  2. How does instructional design relate to interactive media and social media?
  3. How do I define my project’s desired user behavior change as a learning goal?
  4. Are some learning goals better than others?
  5. How can I motivate people to engage my product/service/company through instructional design?
  6. How can I measure the effectiveness of my interactive project through instructional design?
  7. Can I use instructional design for every type of business goal (marketing, customer service, etc.)?
  8. Can I use instructional design for my strategy and my content?
  9. Why should I add an instructional designer to my interactive team?
  10. How can I learn more about instructional design?
Level:
Intermediate
Category:
Content, User Experience, Writing / Technical Writing
Type:
Solo
Event:
Interactive 2010
Chad Swaney
on 17/8/09
I love this idea because, as an Instructional Designer, I can see how other business processes, such as interaction design, media, marketing, etc. could benefit from the Instructional Design perspective. Creating objective, measurable performance standards can benefit everyone from copywriters to graphic artists.
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on 18/11/09
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