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Use this framework for learning experience projects at any scale: from small units to entire programs.
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Modular Design Framework Audio Overview.mp4
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Modular design is a popular approach used in learning science to create adaptable and flexible instructional materials. With this approach, instructional designers break down complex topics into smaller, more manageable modules that can be easily customized to meet the needs of different learners. By structuring instructional materials in this way, the design process becomes more efficient, and the resulting materials are more effective in promoting learning. This guide will provide an overview of modular design and offer tips for creating effective modular learning materials.
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