UMBC Training Forum: Rapid Instructional Design with Thiagi

[katheryncruz24]

an hour??

[jankenb2]

I disagree that knowing content is irrelevant to achieving a designer's purpose. Good training sheds light on solving a problem within a given discipline. A problem solution requires content knowledge manipulated in novel ways in order to progress in that knowledge domain.

That connection process- where all learning takes place in a context of known and unknown knowledge-allows designers to appreciate the criticality of the knowledge and the process needed to construct the knowledge.

[Foxblossom]

Love this. I can see what he's saying. I've lost out on training jobs because I didn't know the content. But when given the chance I did fine with content provided by another instructor. Meaning I hadn't taught it but downloaded it and my training skills did the rest.

[silona]

skip into Thiagi at about 9 minutes in...

[bctaylor06]

This is great, especially Thiagi's quote regarding instructional designers should focus designing interaction versus creating content 1:1:28

[bctaylor06]

01:01:28

[bctaylor06]

1 hour 1 minute 28 secods

[bctaylor06]

1:28

[NTerrio]

I've had the opportunity to see Thiagi at two different conferences. Great presenter and a guru of ISD! =)

[anzeelica]

Hi,

this is a great video and has helped clear some of my doubts as well. However, it does not seem to be the complete presentation. Do you have the remaining of this video?

[d7pccg3]

The video is over 100 minutes long. That seems pretty complete to me. The average YouTube video is less than 10 minutes long