Ep 2: Who Should be an Instructional Designer? (Characteristics of a good ID.)

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Episode 2 :: Am I made for Instructional Design...and vice-versa?

This is a question asked by many accidental content professionals and all those fresh job-seekers who are exploring the field of content development and Instructional Design. They want to find out if they are temperamentally suited for a successful career in ID and content development, whether they are creative enough, and what sort of skills they must possess.

If you too are trying to ascertain whether or not you have the right temperament and skills for becoming an instructional designer, then you should listen in.

In this episode, I present to you the three most important characteristics of an Instructional Designer and help dispel a debilitating myth.

After you've listened to this episode, please read more about this topic at: Four Key Traits of an Instructional Designer.

Visit http://creativeagni.com to explore the world of creativity and instructional design.

Thank you!

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