An instructional design document outlines key details about a training program to establish a common understanding between clients and vendors. It includes sections that define the training need, course goals, target audience, instructional approach, functional specifications, and micro and macro level strategies. The document provides clarity on what the course will cover, how it will be structured and delivered, and ensures the training meets the client's needs.

1. What exactly is a instructional design document. Paulsharma Chakravarthy, Instructional Designer.

2. First, understand clearly what the client needs.

3. Client Vendor Instructional design document a common understanding between client and vendor.

4. what the course will constitute and how the course will look like . Instructional design document is all about,

5. The document will include….. Training need Course goal Audience Analysis Instructional approach Functional specification Micro and macro strategies

6. Training need 1 Know why the client needs this training Target audience Gap analysis Client

7. Course Goal 2 What’s in it for me? Learner Mention what learners achieve at the end of the learning.

8. Audience Analysis 3 1.0 or 2.0 or 3.0 ? AGE ? Experience ? Education ? Computer proficiency ? Apply ( A) DDIE Introvert or extrovert ?

9. Instructional Approach 4 Video Course Highlights Animations Mention whether WBT or CBT or Blended training . Graphics Text Voice over Simulations Gaming Interactions

10. Functional Specification 5 Module Structure How to access the course Where to access the course a b c

11. Micro and macro strategy 6 Navigation How the course begins Background theme Interactions Assessments ID Strategy Prototypes

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