Survey on ID from the University of Pretoria

I received this request to participate in a survey from a Ph.D. student at the University of Pretoria. If you're interested, read on. But don't feel any obligation. This isn't a request on my part for you to participate, but this seemed like a reasonable place to post the request.

SKILLS REQUIRED BY INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGNERS WHO CREATE WEB-BASED LEARNING MATERIAL

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URL: http://www.zoomerang.com/survey.zgi?p=WEB2245922S75Y

Dear trainers, online teachers, instructional designers and technologists
All interested in instructional design of web based learning material
You are invited to participate because your opinion is valued, and without
it, research will not be possible.

Reference Guide for Instructional Design and Development

Here's a good one that Sharon Porterfield passed along today. It is a quick reference/guide to doing ID based on the Dick & Carey model. Very short, but I could see it being useful to use with a client who doesn't know much about the ID process and wonders what we do? This isn't a complete answer, of course, but it is a good place to start.

Reference Guide for Instructional Design and Development

Designing for Accessibility

If you're interested in inclusive web design issues and accessibility, Curb Cut Design is a useful blog sent to us by Heather Ross.

The blog is written by staff at the Institute for Community Inclusion (ICI). Please forgive the cross-posting with my other blog,.