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Hosted by SSOITD · education · EN · 14 episodes
Discussion and exploration of the day to day work of an instructional designer. What problems are we facing, what challenges do we see coming up, what even is this job?!?
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Episode #13
<p>Today we talk with Michael Mace, IT Manager of Digital Accessibility at Indianan University, about his career path and the clarifications and expectations for Title II coming up in April. </p>
Episode #12
<p>We talk with Clea Mahoney about her journey from LMS training to designing and creating learning experiences for Customers.</p><p>Email us at secretysocietyotid@gmail.com</p><p>Check out: </p><p>Clea's Podcast - The Learning Rabbithole.</p><p>Christie DeCarolis' site </p>
Episode #11
<p>Today we're talking with Dr. Brittany Dillman, the Director of the MAET and MALXD Graduate Certificate Programs. She is discussing how to engage students in online environments, using her experience in MSU Educational Technology and Learning Experience Design programs. If you would like to know more about the programs by following the links below. </p><p>Master in Educational Technology</p><p>Master in Learning Experience Design </p>
Episode #10
<p>Today we have Candace Robertson from Michigan State University's College of Education. She is the Assistant Director for Student Experience and Outreach for the Master of Arts in Educational Technology and Master of Arts in Learning Experience Design. She talks with us about how she incorporates student feedback into the design of her courses and programs. </p><p>Check out the Learning Design program here: https://education.msu.edu/cepse/MALXD/</p>
Episode #9
<p>Your favorite instructional design podcast hosts are finally back! Listen in as Clea, Rachel, and Steve talk about the things in instructional design they wish people were "fooling" about...but which are often far too real. (The co-hosts all have day jobs, so forgive them for being a month too late for an "April Fools"-themed episode). </p>
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