In my doctoral courses these past few weeks, I've learned a few things in regards to terminology. For example, some common phrases that...

Last week, you may have noticed I didn't write a blog up. Welp, that was because a majority of my spare time was prepping for a virtual...

I'm starting this year with the hard hitting questions - Is instructional design a science? This question was posed to me in one of my...

Right before the new year, I posted some ideas for 2019 and what to look ahead to. You can visit my end of year wrap-up to learn more. ...

Later today, I have a meeting with one of our instructors. This individual did not develop the course he taught nor does he have...

Recently, I read a post about there being a gap in standard lesson plans. To Learn, Students Need to DO Something by Jennifer Gonzalez....

Every now and then, I end up in a conversation with a faculty member, co-worker, or employee about what I consider the age-old debate:...

As many people do, I'll be attending a conference soon. In instructional design or really any field, conferences can be a nice place to...

As part of the ID2ID Program, we are required to attend professional development events in order to keep up with current events. Today,...

In late June, I was informed that I was accepted into a professional development program for instructional designers through Penn State...

When preparing to be an instructional designer, I considered all of the glorious elearning content, online courses, and training...

Recently, I ran into a Linked In conversation where people were asking about Instructional Design (ID) models - some individuals were new...

I have been working on a blog post about the role of rubrics but have not finalized it yet to share with you all. Therefore, I apologize...

Recently, I had a conversation with a faculty member about the role of research and the disconnect between what research finds and how...