
The show about the instructional design journey.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 58 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Categories | EducationArtsDesign | ||||

This episode, I am talking with JR Dingwall, a higher ed instructional design consultant who I first met through Jennifer Maddrell and Designers 4 Learning. I chatted with JR over email and I’m super excited to have him on the show because he has a r... more
This episode we are back with Wes Atkinson, Co-founder and Lead Technical Consultant at Appitierre Ltd, the makers of the Evolve Authoring tool and the Bloom LMS talking about Evolve as a potential tool.
Last episode, Wes and I talked about the chal... more
This episode, I’m with Wes Atkinson, Co-founder and Lead Technical Consultant at Appitierre Ltd, the makers of the Evolve Authoring tool and the Bloom LMS. And we are going to keep on theme about the freelancer journey but with a bit of a twist, from... more
This episode I wanted to talk a bit about how I’ve built and continue to build my network from the perspective of an introvert.
I’m going to tackle this in a three-fold answer. First, I want to talk about the impactful things I’ve been able to do in... more
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This podcast is invaluable to any Instructional Designer or eLearning Developer at any point in their journey. Kristin thoroughly explores tools, concepts, and methods from her experience as well as others. Resources are posted in the notes so you don’t have to write down links. The varying perspectives provided during each interview are both interesting and provide real life situations and solutions.
This podcast has been SO useful as I peek into the world of instructional design as a possible career path. Kristen lays out exactly how to get started, and with what.
Kristen’s podcast is awesome for new and established ID’s. Highly recommended!
I’m a new-ish freelance instructional designer myself, suffering a bit from imposter syndrome, so I’ve found it great to be able to listen to tips and interviews with more experienced IDs.
Kristin does a great job of asking all the questions us newbies are dying to know. My favorite podcast for sure. Can’t wait for season 4!









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