What is Learning Experience Design (LXD) compared to UX and ID? How do you become an LX designer? Do teachers have a jump start? Where are the LX designers in the K-12 space? Alicia discusses these questions and features multiple guest voices throughout the show. ⭐ Goodies:

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10 Differences between LX and UX by Dr. Jeff Bergin: digitalcommons.montclair.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1029&context=eldj

Dr. Dan Randall: linkedin.com/in/dan2randall/

Some thoughts on how you can use UX design principles to instructional design.

Here are the resources I mention in the video:

AJ & Smart Youtube Channel
youtube.com/channel/UCeB_OpLspKJGiKv1CYkWFFw

General Assembly, Conducting User Research
generalassemb.ly/education/conducting-user-research-bootcamp/san-francisco

DesignLab, Design 101
trydesignlab.com/web-design-course/

Coursera, Interaction Design Specialization
coursera.org/specializations/interaction-design

Curiosity Tank (Michele Ronsen)
curiositytank.com/resources

Design Kit, How Might We Exercise
designkit.org/methods/3

Nielsen Norman Group, Empathy Mapping
nngroup.com/articles/empathy-mapping/

If you’ve spent any amount of time in our industry, you’ve likely seen job postings or have heard people talk about instructional design vs. learning experience design. But, is there a real difference between ID and LXD? And if so, what are they? Well, in this session of The eLearning Designer’s Academy Live, Nyla Spooner and I discuss what you need to know about instructional design vs. learning experience design.

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Learning Experience Design is becoming “a thing.” More and more folks are changing their titles from Instructional Designer to Learning Experience Designer. What is Learning Experience Design, anyway? Why the change? What’s the difference? In this webinar, Dr. Marty Rosenheck shared what it takes to become a Learning Experience Designer and steps you can take to get there.

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UX can be a great job, until it becomes horrible. It's definitely not for everyone and it's not even about learning Figma, or the Design Thinking process. Is 2022 a good year to become a UX designer? Yes and No.
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When people want to become an instructional designer, one of the first things that they think about is whether they need a formal degree or certificate.

If you're trying to go the corporate route and land a high-paying job with good work-life balance, then you likely do not need any sort of degree or certificate.

What you will need, however, is the right skillset (and a portfolio to show off that skillset). In this video, we break down whether you need an ID degree or certificate based. I hope that by the end of it you can make an informed decision about whether a degree or certificate is right for you.

Here are relevant links / videos that I mentioned:
-Instructional design Slack community: devlinpeck.com/slack
-Interactive "Become an ID" Checklist: devlinpeck.com/become-an-id-checklist
-Full "Become an ID" Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDW3IzDXPIgoo6jL17QJoDXCf6mcSxC7X
-Hiring Manager Survey: youtu.be/xVow8WQMzt0
-Create an ID Portfolio: youtu.be/p-tBgyt3mBg
-Use LinkedIn to Network: youtu.be/Usl8yQ7FEs8
-Networking 101: youtu.be/fC29ier_-BI

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7:47 Networking
9:39 Knowledge
10:34 Imposter syndrome
11:56 Reasons to get a degree
13:23 Do you need a certificate?
13:52 Reasons not to get a certificate
15:15 Reasons to get a certificate
17:04 Conclusion

Is there a difference between instructional design and learning experience design?

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In this live Q&A discussion, I share more about my instructional design journey and help you determine if the instructional design and eLearning space is a good fit for you.

We dive into job satisfaction, work responsibilities, financial opportunities, and more! If you have any other questions after checking out the video, please let us know in the comments.

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Besides being an instructional design practitioner, Connie Malamed has spent years sharing actionable strategies, practical content, product reviews and resources to help others through her website, “The eLearning Coach.” d'Vinci CEO Luke Kempski interviewed Connie to gain her perspective on how the instructional design profession is evolving.

What does a UX designer actually do? In this video, we’ll look at the key skills and attributes of a user experience designer, alongside some of the tasks and responsibilities that they would typically undertake in a UX design role.

Dee Scarano, an experienced UX / UI designer, will also look at a number of tangible job roles within the industry, ranging from a small startup to a large corporate, to examine and understand what criteria employers are looking for when hiring UX designers.

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(02:52) Skillset of a UX designer
(03:20) UX design job ads - What do employers want?
(03:42) UX design job ads - Tesla (larger corporate)
(06:02) UX design job ads - Gorillas (smaller startup)
(08:25) UX design job ads - Carhartt (mid-sized corporate)
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What Does A UX Designer Actually Do?! (2021):
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This podcast explores the intersections between Instructional Design, Learning Experience Design, & User Experience Design. Interview with Instructional Designer/Learning Designer Xinyu aka Mandy Lin and Liwei Wei, PhD.
Check out other episodes on our website: elearningdesigners.org/events-episodes/

To get the opportunity to land an instructional design role, there are some things you need to prepare. In this video, I cover the entire process, but focus on the questions and answers that instructional designers experience during the interview.

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Instructional Design (ID) is one of the most vital aspects of eLearning, and without it, eLearning would be just text on a screen.

Learn about 5 reasons why instructional design is such an important aspect of the success of learners via online.

In the eLearning & Instructional Design for Beginners Community you will learn everything you need to become a successful instructional designer.

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With so many instructional design academies, bootcamps, and coaching programs out there, it can be difficult deciding which one is best for you (or if you even need one at all).

So, in today's video, we're going to dive into some of the top criteria that you can use to evaluate these programs (and keep in mind that I'm biased, considering I run a bootcamp!).

Check it out and let us know what you think in the comments.

And if you want to learn the same eLearning design approach that we teach in my bootcamp, you can check it out in this free YouTube video: youtu.be/k2nGe5xXugw

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1:02 Do you need an academy?
2:27 Why join an academy or bootcamp?
5:10 Assessing an ID academy or bootcamp
6:07 Explore their free content
7:44 Connect with the coach
8:49 Research student outcomes
11:20 Conclusion

How much do instructional designers make?

If you’re thinking about working in instructional design, then it’s a good idea to know what type of salaries and hourly rates to expect.

In this video, we’ll dive into earnings data from a variety of instructional design reports. Learn how much money salaried or freelance designers can expect to earn.

We’ll look at instructional design earnings data from my 2021 Instructional Designer report, the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ (2020) data, and the Learning Guild’s (2018) eLearning report.

I’ll also share my experience of working as a freelance instructional designer from 2018-2020.

This information gives you a better idea of what to expect when you enter the instructional design job market.

IMPORTANT NOTE: This is not financial advice and this video does not make any claims about how much you should or should not charge for your services.
As a new instructional designer, you can earn higher and lower amounts than the average salary data that we’ll look at today.

Feel free to ask any questions about instructional designer earnings in the comments.

Learn how to become an instructional designer here: youtube.com/watch?v=XwpZFknaoEE&list=PLDW3IzDXPIgoo6jL17QJoDXCf6mcSxC7X&ab_channel=DevlinPeck

How to Land Your Dream Instructional Design Job: youtu.be/LSM21-6RuJc
How to Find Instructional Design Jobs: youtu.be/Gaay6oD8kZQ
How to Create an Instructional Design Resume: youtu.be/o18MOHHdmxw
Freelance Instructional Designer vs. Full-Time Employee: youtu.be/o2Z6uB47QhQ

Devlinpeck.com Instructional Design Report (2021): devlinpeck.com/posts/instructional-designer-report-2021
Instructional Coordinators (BLS 2020): bls.gov/ooh/education-training-and-library/instructional-coordinators.htm
Training & Development Specialists (BLS 2020): bls.gov/ooh/business-and-financial/mobile/training-and-development-specialists.htm
The Learning Guild Report (2018): learningguild.com/insights/223/2018-global-elearning-salary-compensation-report/

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The Non-Designer's Design Book: amzn.to/3kP0reO
Map It: amzn.to/3f137mR
eLearning and the Science of Instruction: amzn.to/3kNuBiF
Design For How People Learn: amzn.to/3CLtrNM
Michael Allen's Guide to eLearning: amzn.to/31ZUbJB

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0:00 Intro
1:39 ID Compensation Data from the Devlinpeck.com Report (2021)
3:05 Instructional Coordinator Salary Data from the Dept. of Labour Statistics
4:33 Instructional Design Salary Data from the Learning Guild Report
5:06 Earnings Information for New and Prospective IDs
6:21 My Earnings as a Freelance Instructional Designer
9:19 Instructional Design Hourly Rates vs. Project Rates
12:40 Next Steps