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Happy Thanksgiving from the entire team of BlendEd 💓

Today, we are thankful to our amazing community for cheering us on & helping us inch toward our goal of a more diverse, and accessible, education system.

Together, we will make the dream of an inclusive Edtech landscape possible. 🤝🏽

Happy Holidays! 😍

Ditch the strenuous Google Docs and tiresome old-school technology! 🤯

Time to plan your courses with ease, so you can set your students up for success this semester. 👏🏽

Want to find out what we are all about? Book a demo today at www.tryblended.com. 💻

We are waiting for you! 😃

One thing that isn't talked about enough is the role of institutional leaders in creating a harmonious relationship between instructional designers and educators. 👩🏽‍🏫

Leaders have the power to set the right expectations for both faculty and instructional designers...

Keep listening as we talk more about the part institutional leaders play in the development of progressive and inclusive learning experiences. 📖

If you didn’t know that already, we host your course content for you. BlendEd gives you access to an easy-to-use platform that helps streamline course development.

All you have to do is input the data and share it with your students via a link. That’s it. 🔗

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Just a reminder that www.tryblended.com gives you an opportunity to try our platform for free. Schedule your free demo today and learn more about how you can streamline your course development all with the help of one platform only.

So, what are you waiting for? Visit our website and schedule a free demo already! 😄

Listen up, instructional designers and educators! 📢

When designing a course, try including one activity every week that gets students interacting or working together. This could mean arranging a quiz, dividing students into groups for a task, or hosting a discussion.

You can take this a step further by making it more interesting. Have students view a lecture recording beforehand and use the in-class time for collaborative activities that asks them to apply what they have learned. ⏱️

Does this sound like something that can help your students this semester?

Designing effective and high-quality courses isn't the easiest part of any instructional designer or educator's job. 📕

It takes research, expertise, and a lot of reflection on the course modules and objectives. 🤯

You need to ask yourself these five questions before you develop a course to ensure that it meets the students' needs & your curriculum goals! 📢

"The instructional designers really have to get to know the faculty..."

What's the most important thing instructional designers need to remember while collaborating with educators? 🤔

Hear this brief snippet from our webinar to find out! ☑️

Don’t discard the lesson plans that you do not use anymore. Centrally store them on a platform so you can always access them. 💻

Your old lesson plans can serve as a good foundation for new courses and can double up as backup options in case a part of your new course doesn’t fit the student's needs.

Not just this, but you can reuse your old lesson plans in so many different ways. Keep watching this space because we might have something coming soon that will help you with just that. Stay tuned! 📑

Courses aren’t easy to create. There is so much that needs to be focused on that prioritizing takes away a lot of time. In the midst of all that, you can lose a backlog of tasks that might not be important right now but are needed at some point. 📃

Wouldn’t you love a platform that allows you to automatically add your assignments and activities created to a backlog? That will enable you to easily move them along your to-do list in the planning journey.

Check out www.tryblended.com if you want to make your course development journey easier. 💟