In today’s mobile world where learners may be accessing learning solutions on many different devices and screen sizes, it’s challenging for instructional designers to “storyboard” a solution that works universally. Many may struggle to determine if they need to design three totally unique solutions: one for phones, one for tablets and one for desktops and laptops. Is storyboarding even feasible in this situation? 

This session will provide concrete strategies for designing a robust learning solution for large screens, a touch- and motion-friendly solution for tablets, and a performance support version for phones, all at the same time. You will explore a novel approach to instructional design for multiple devices that considers all needs at the outset of the project. You will examine prototyping strategies for multiple devices, responsive design examples, and iterative storyboarding methodologies. You will leave this session having taken the mystery out of responsive instructional design. 

In this session, you will learn:

• How to plan and design one learning solution that is instructionally optimized for multiple devices and screen sizes
• How to communicate your “convertible” design to team members, clients, and SMEs
• Rapid prototyping techniques
• Considerations for each device type and screen size 

Audience:
Intermediate designers, developers, project managers, and managers. 

Technology discussed in this session:
Rapid prototyping techniques and technologies, responsive design websites and examples, and responsive eLearning examples.