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Today’s learning professionals have myriad technology options for designing, developing, and delivering content, from virtual labs and graphic novels to social media and wearable devices. Even artificial intelligence promises to be an effective learning technology in the near future.

But no matter how powerful and fancy the technology, we must use effective instructional design. So how do you effectively design instruction for new instructional technologies? How do you ensure that the design drives the technology and not the other way around? And perhaps most importantly, how do you deal with managers, subject-matter experts, and others who insist that you need to use some great new instructional technology?

In this eBook 21 learning professionals who have successfully melded new instructional design with new instructional technologies give us their best tips. Regardless of what technologies you’re using currently, you’re bound to find tips that will help you design more effectively for those technologies. '

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