Introduction
I recently went to a pre-workshop at the ISPI (International Society of Performance Improvement) conference in Vancouver. While there, I had a great time bouncing ideas off of the other conference participants. I realized how much I miss playing around with ID theory and discussing "what if" solutions. There isn't much time for that now that I'm a full-time salaried Instructional Designer.
While I was a student and as an intern (I graduated with my Master's degree in August 2004), a favorite activity was sketching out a total-business training solutions with other students and interns. We did this informally on breaks and over lunch. Our creative solutions will never applied in the way that we suggested, but I was able to use some of the concepts and viewpoints in several of the projects that I actually worked on. I'm hoping that this blog will provide me with a structured reflective space, so that I can do some of this on my own. Another goal is to engage my co-workers in similar activities, but that requires other people and will happen outside of this blog.
Since one of the things that I miss is the synergy of discussing instructional design ideas and theories with others, I hope that you will post comments if one of my blog entries inspires a thought.
Thanks,
Varda Lobanov
While I was a student and as an intern (I graduated with my Master's degree in August 2004), a favorite activity was sketching out a total-business training solutions with other students and interns. We did this informally on breaks and over lunch. Our creative solutions will never applied in the way that we suggested, but I was able to use some of the concepts and viewpoints in several of the projects that I actually worked on. I'm hoping that this blog will provide me with a structured reflective space, so that I can do some of this on my own. Another goal is to engage my co-workers in similar activities, but that requires other people and will happen outside of this blog.
Since one of the things that I miss is the synergy of discussing instructional design ideas and theories with others, I hope that you will post comments if one of my blog entries inspires a thought.
Thanks,
Varda Lobanov
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