The structure that facilitates learning experiences is called Learning Design. It refers to purposeful decisions about what to teach, when to teach it, where to teach it, and how to teach it. All teaching depends on learning design. Although students are usually unaware of the learning design, it includes deliberate decisions regarding what, when, where, and how to teach. The course’s content, structure, timing, pedagogical strategies, sequence of learning activities, kind and frequency of assessment, and the nature of the technology used to support learning must all be decided. Making these choices is part of the process of coming up with your own design. The educational process, not just courseware, but the entire teaching/learning experience, is described by a Learning Design. It’s a more or less formal description of a pedagogical scenario (sometimes referred to as an educational script or storyboard) that may or may not comply to an instructional design paradigm. Learning objectives, who accomplishes what and when using tools and resources, and outcomes are all described in a learning design. Types of Learning Design ADDIE Model. Gagne’s Nine Events f Instruction’ ASSURE Model. Merrill’s Principles of Instruction. The Kep Instructonal Design Model. Qualities of Good Learning Design. Be learner-centric. Have an eye for detail. Be imaginative, creative, and innovative. Have strong analytical skills. Have effective communication skills. Be open-minded.