Course description
Like most instructional designers and developers, you probably spend about 80 percent of your working hours writing; so it’s important that your writing is persuasive to gain buy-in from stakeholders, crystal clear to ensure understanding, and engaging to aid learning transfer. This writing style is an art, and having these skills can give you a competitive advantage as your career grows. Discover how to use rhetorical writing techniques to articulate desired training outcomes when you earn this instructional design writing certificate. Learn through hands-on practice how to write to clarify, simplify, illuminate, and explain. Find out how to use tone, point of view, and personality to keep your audience actively engaged.
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The Association for Talent Development
ATD is a membership organization supporting those who develop the knowledge and skills of employees around the world. Our members and customers are talent development professionals, such as trainers, facilitators, instructional designers who help others achieve their full potential in...