How to Pilot Claude in Your L&D Team
By this point in the series, one distinction should be clear. Claude can support a wide range of instructional design […]
By this point in the series, one distinction should be clear. Claude can support a wide range of instructional design […]
By this point in the series, one distinction should be clear. Claude can support a wide range of instructional design
A governance framework applied identically to every instructional designer creates two problems at once. It can place unnecessary friction around
A claim now appears almost everywhere in conversations about AI and learning: GenAI will make instructional designers better. That may
If the other six principles of RAPID-AI define the mindset and guardrails around AI use, Design through stages is where
A lot of L&D leaders are now facing the same practical question: How do we know whether our instructional design
Ask any instructional designer who’s spent real time with AI tools and they’ll tell you the same thing: generic prompts
Everything covered so far in this series points toward one conclusion: Claude is genuinely capable across a wide range of
The most common way people describe AI’s value to instructional design is speed: it writes faster than a human. That
Every L&D team using AI eventually runs into the same uncomfortable question: if AI can draft objectives, generate scenarios, and