EDID 6503
Instructional Design Theories, Models and Strategies
Course Facilitator
Dr. Camille Dickson-Deanne
Assignment # 2
Wikipedia post of a Theorist
By
Kwailan Ali
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You can teach a student a lesson for a day; but if you can teach him to
learn by creating curiosity, he will continue the learning process as
long as he lives. Clay P. Bedford
I did start of creating my Wikipedia post with curiosity as to see what
my end results will be but to my dismay it was very much challenging.
The video link given to learn to create the wiki post was terrible. The
visual was horrible and not helpful to me at all as I needed to see what
exactly was being done to create the wiki page. So, I did go on to
search for other resources that assisted me in creating the wiki post. I
did get some useful videos that eventually made creating the page a
bit less stressful. It was a lot of work customizing and fixing the
contents of the post as there exist many limitations to creating a wiki
page. Nonetheless, with trial and error I began to get a hang of things
that finally allow me to establish my Wikipedia post.
Things became challenging yet again, when I received a message
stating that my post was up for speedy deletion. Sad to say but by now
I believe its probably deleted. Summarily, it was a fun but stressful
and challenging experience trying to create the Wikipedia post.
Education/Career
Consultant Self-employed
September 1998 Present (16 years 6 months) several locations
She provided consulting, training, and instructional design to large organizations in the
US, Europe, Australia, and Latin America.
Research
Cathy Moores area of expertise is helping one design activities, not information. She
helps large organizations expand the skills of their instructional designers. Her goal is to
improve the performance of the organization with challenging, relevant training and
performance support. She currently offers two live online courses that have learners
immediately apply what they're learning to a project from their job.
1. Training design for business results." Participants use action mapping, my visual,
streamlined process for instructional design, to analyze and solve a performance
problem.
2. Scenario design: In depth and hands on." Participants write subtle, challenging
scenarios for a real-life project.
Her custom workshop clients include the US Department of the Interior, Chemical
Abstracts Service, UK National Health Service, Telefnica UK, and the Canadian
Imperial Bank of Commerce. Clients are based in the US, Canada, Australia, and Europe.
Her consulting and instructional materials have helped a wide range of organizations,
including Pfizer, Barclays, the National Health Service (UK), the Federal Reserve Bank
of New York, Microsoft, the US Military Academy at West Point, Roche Diagnostics, the
US Department of the Interior, and the Center for Creative Leadership.
Some Featured clients and customers: Organizations around the world use Cathys
advice, designs, and train-the-trainer materials.
Consumer and retail- Adidas Group, Amway, Davids Bridal, McCain Foods
Energy- Caltex Refineries, Chevron, FortisBC, Sask Power, Suncor
Government- Canada School of Public Service, Canadian Environmental
Assessment Agency
Ministry of Business, Innovation & Employment, NZ, Queensland Dept. of
Transport and Main Roads, US Army US Centers for Disease Control, US
Department of the Interior US Federal Communications Commission, US Military
Academy at West Point
High tech- GoDaddy, Halliburton, Intel, Microsoft
Non-profit- American Chemical Society, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Relief
International, State Bar of Michigan, The Open University, UK, Unicef, United
Nations World Food Programme
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Several four-week design courses presented online for clients in Australia, Asia,
Europe, and the Americas, 2013-2014
Several full-day training design workshops in Sydney and Melbourne for the
Learning@Work conference, the E-learning Network of Australasia, and private
clients in 2013
Two-day certificate in e-learning design for the Training 2012 conference, Atlanta,
Georgia
Publications
Blog(Link)
Practical ideas to save the world from boring training. The blog focuses on action
mapping, a streamlined approach to instructional design that helps you create challenging
activities, banish blather, and show how your work improves the performance of the
organization.
Training Designer's Guide to Saving the World(Link)
July 2013
Free fun e-book that helps you apply 6 steps to design challenging and relevant training.
References
(Cathy Moore: Let save the world from boring training)- http://blog.cathymoore.com/about/
(Likedin) https://www.linkedin.com/pub/cathy-moore/7/318/538
(Learning Technologies 2011 - Cathy Moore - Action mapping for great e-learning)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EQFn13zWbbg
(Learnnovators Bringing INNOVATION to LEARNING) http://learnnovators.com/cathymoore-crystal-balling-with-learnnovators/
(Action Mapping) http://blog.cathy-moore.com/action-mapping-a-visual-approach-totraining-design/
(Award) http://www.trainingpressreleases.com/news/bob-little-press-pr/2014/the-fifthannual-top-ten-e-learning-movers-and-shakers