In this webinar, take a walk with Kimberly Salcewicz through parts of the instructional design process while she shares tips and knowledge on how to design effective instructional material that encourages learner retention and knowledge transfer. 'She will provide examples and explanations of instructional design principles and how to keep your intended audience at the center of your design decisions.She will also discuss how to use Microsoft Word to make sure your future instructional material is considered accessible.
Learning Objectives:
Learn how to approach your design with the reader/participant as the focus
Learn about how to create accessible documents using Microsoft Word which will help ensure all patrons can benefit from your created instructional material
Learn about some principles of instructional design and how to apply them to the needs of your patrons or library teams
Presenter:
Kimberly Salcewicz has a background in education and project management. Over the past 13 years, she has created and facilitated educational/instructional material for a variety of objectives and groups including, public school students, project teams, cross-functional client teams, and library patrons. She also has experience collaborating with companies and departments on how to improve or build their training/instructional materials. She is currently working at the Cuyahoga Falls Library in the circulation department while being enrolled as a full-time Kent State University graduate student. She will graduate in December with a Master’s in Educational Technology.