Spread the loveComputer-Based Learning (CBL) is a type of instructional delivery method that uses computer software and hardware systems to deliver and support learning content. Through CBL, students can interact with course material using interactive programs and interfaces, and can work at their own pace and in their preferred learning styles. This approach is particularly well-suited for online and distance learning environments, where students may not have the opportunity to interact with instructors or peers in person. CBL systems typically include multimedia programs, self-paced quizzes and exercises, interactive simulations, and other tools that help students engage with the material. Often, […]

Spread the loveInstructional design and development (ID&D) is the process of designing, developing, and delivering learning materials and experiences that facilitate the learning of a specific knowledge or skill. ID&D is an essential component of instructional design, as it encompasses the planning, design, development, and delivery of all learning experiences, including both traditional and innovative methods, tools, and technologies. ID&D is often used in conjunction with other design processes such as user experience and graphic design, but it can also stand on its own. ID&D can be broken down into five core phases: 1) needs assessment, 2) design, 3) development, […]