Скачать или смотреть Migrating Courses Online | Chapter Chat 15

Welcome to the final episode of Chapter Chats! In this closing conversation, we explore Chapter 15 of ISD From the Ground Up by Dr. Chuck Hodell—a no-nonsense guide to instructional design.

In this episode, Dr. Hodell unpacks the often-misunderstood process of migrating in-person courses to online environments. We discuss why “lift and shift” doesn’t work, how to design with interactivity and engagement in mind, and why building community matters just as much online as it does in the classroom. Plus, Chuck shares real-world tips for managing large-scale migrations and working with subject matter experts.

Timestamps:

0:00 Migrating Courses Online: Challenges and Mindset
1:53 Planning Questions for Online Migration
3:51 Building Presence and Community in Online Courses
6:45 Analyzing Audience and Gaining Attention
9:00 Common Mistakes in Online Course Migration
10:07 Prioritizing Learner Experience in Urgent Migrations
11:56 Final Thoughts and Closing Remarks

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