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I find the concept of teacher as instructional designer useful, particularly when it comes to converting online content into a learning resource. I was reviewing a blog post on this topic (Instructional Design Starter Pack<\/a>) and reviewed the sources for understanding how people learn. Included was the resource by that name – How people learn<\/a> – which I have read and recommend. I tried the link and it brought up a pdf. Free is good and this is a resource I recommend.<\/p>\n

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