Becoming an ID will improve your career in the future as it is a creative and innovative profession. Instructional designers can create designs for various purposes and use them to promote your business. You will be allowed to include more than just a specific industry or type of design or work with companies from any sector. You will also have the opportunity to work on projects that require creativity and imagination. The best thing about being an ID is that, most of the time, you can set your hours and work remotely if you want to.

Whether you are using ADDIE, task-based, or problem-based learning in creating your materials, what is more, important is to develop a diversity of learning activities in instructional design. These activities should cater to your learners' different learning needs and goals. Apart from the ones we have mentioned earlier, other learning activities can include gamification, microlearning, and more. The first step in developing any learning activity as an instructional designer should include needs analysis. This provides you with an overview of what the goals are and the types of learners who will be using the materials. The resources and required training facilitation skills should also be considered in designing any learning…

Storyboarding is an excellent way for designers to communicate their ideas with stakeholders and other team members. It also provides an opportunity for designers to get feedback on their designs before they start coding or building prototypes.