Instructional Design that Soars: Shaping What You Know Into Classes That Inspire

by Guila Muir

Fly High with the Kite Method!

Do you need to create a workshop, seminar, or Webinar? This graphic, full-color e-book walks you through all the steps to create and deliver engaging and effective sessions. Downloadable worksheets, checklists and other resources are included to help you develop interactive classes on any subject, at any time. Join the hundreds of business owners, Human Resource professionals and University professors who use the Kite method.

Genres: Education, Nonfiction

134 pages, Kindle Edition

First published March 25, 2013

Reviews

[Aevalle Galicia · Rating 4 out of 5]

A pleasant surprise

I began this book thinking that the Kite method may be to ID what the 5 paragraph essay is to composition. But while the author has simplified ID for non instructional designers, there's quite a bit of thought put into scaffolding and fleshing out. I would probably have mentioned Bloom's taxonomy on figuring outcomes and Kirkpatrick's levels in the bit about evaluating, not only to help establish what activities or follow-up is needed, but also to have two very established models to point to if the boss asks.

[Bob Wilson · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book was well-organized and easy to read. I thought the author did an especially good job of illustrating an approach to course development that is sound, logical and easy to follow.

[Andrea]

Pretty good.