Can you describe a project where you designed a learning module from scratch?
Technical
Instructional Design
Creativity
Problem-solving
This question assesses your practical experience in instructional design, creativity, and understanding of educational principles, which are crucial for a Junior Instructional Designer.
How to answer
- Outline the learning objectives and target audience for the module
- Explain the design process you followed, including research and analysis
- Discuss the tools and technologies you used to create the module
- Highlight any challenges faced and how you overcame them
- Share feedback received from users or stakeholders and any improvements made
What not to say
- Focusing solely on the tools used without explaining the design process
- Not mentioning the learning objectives or audience
- Neglecting to discuss challenges or how you handled them
- Providing vague examples without specific outcomes
Sample answer
“While at my internship with ABC Learning Solutions, I designed a module on workplace safety for new employees. I began by identifying the key safety protocols and tailored the content to the audience's prior knowledge. Using Articulate Storyline, I created interactive scenarios, which received positive feedback for engagement. One challenge was ensuring the content was concise yet comprehensive, which I addressed by iterating on feedback from my mentor. The final product improved onboarding efficiency by 30%.”