Turn Webinars Into E-Learning Courses: Instructional Design Tips

Turn webinars into e-learning courses: instructional designer Javier Diez explains the ADDIE model, learner engagement and the biggest e-learning pitfalls. Are webinars one-and-done presentations, or can they become lasting learning content? On the TWH podcast, host Diego Laje talks with veteran instructional designer Javier Diez about how to transform webinars into online courses that people finish. What you will learn: - Why a webinar is not a course: synchronous vs. asynchronous learning - How to shift from a commercial message to educational content with clear learning objectives - How to edit long webinar recordings into short, focused modules - The ADDIE model step by step: analysis, design, development, implementation, evaluation - Why real engagement means scenarios and simulations, not only video or AI tools - How to avoid the click next to continue syndrome and text-heavy slides Chapters: 00:00 Introduction: from webinar to course 01:00 Synchronous vs. asynchronous learning 02:00 What instructional design adds 03:00 From commercial message to educational content 06:00 Getting creative beyond video 08:00 Editing webinar content into modules 09:00 What makes a good course 10:00 The ADDIE model explained 13:00 LMS tracking and evaluation 15:00 The biggest e-learning pitfalls 17:00 The click next to continue syndrome 18:00 Common mistakes in course content 20:00 Key takeaways Source and licence: Original title: Turn Webinars Into E-learning Experiences: Instructional Design Secrets, TWH with Javier Diez Creator: Diego Laje Original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTfgWKiahQk Licence: Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Changes by alugha: title and description adapted, transcript translated into German, French, Spanish and Polish. Video and audio unchanged. Make your videos multilingual, GDPR-compliant and hosted in the EU: https://alugha.com/cms/full-service/ Follow alugha: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/alugha-gmbh Instagram: https://instagram.com/alugha_com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/alughaofficial Mastodon: https://rheinneckar.social/@alugha Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/alugha.com

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