HALAH's INstructional design lab
@abrand_designs
HIDL
Designing professional solutions and opportunities.
In Halah's Instructional Design Lab (HIDL) I pair instructional design practices with the principles and theories of organizational and human performance and stretch them over the plains of learning opportunities we know well and learning opportunities never before seen. I partner with people, organizations, and institutions, and support them with using my blend of instructional design to create professional solutions and opportunities.
In this lab I experiment with learning-based design for improvements and betterment as much as I allow experimentation to affect the overall constructs of instructional design. Although labs connote fluidity, the work I do here is indeed targeted in its goals, grounded in its research and evidence-based practices, and substantive in its relevance, impact, and meaningfulness.
Check out some of my projects here and below.
Want to design a solution or opportunity together? Book a consultation.
*For artists, small businesses, and entrepreneurs, please contact me about the HIDL discount.
MS in Organizational Performance & Workplace Learning
BA in English Literature
what can you expect FROM HIDL?
The HIDL approach is...
If you have never heard of these tools, methods, and theories before just now, well now you know! Check out some of my writing about these resources here. Also, please use your favorite research engines to learn more about these resources. This will make our work even more engaging and effective.
At HIDL I use a combination of tools, methods, and theories in my work with you. Below is a list (no particular order) of some the most common ones.
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Design Thinking Process
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Needs Assessment
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ADDIE Model
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Andragogy
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Training Requirements Analysis (TRA)
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Gagne's Nine Events of Instruction
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Chevalier's Version of Thomas Gilbert's Behavior Engineering Model
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Rummler & Brache's Nine Boxes
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The 5 Why's Technique
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Judith Hale’s Intervention Families Technique
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The Ease & Impact Model Matrix
A HIDL client Once said...
"I worked with Halah to help me navigate some challenging work situations. They listened, asked clarifying questions to get to the heart of the matter, and created some personalized tools for me that I could try and then adapt as needed. These tools have helped me to achieve my goals in a healthy and realistic manner. Thank you Halah."
- Chris G., Utilities Business Manager
Did you know that design flourishes when there is harmony amongst the design elements? CRAP (contrast, repetition, alignment, and proximity), a design principle, helps to create balance in design whether it is an e-Learning module, a learning guide such as a performance aid, or your own website. Check out my writing on how to use CRAP to create effective design here.