Agile Digital Business - Whitney Kilgore of iDesign - Part 1 Interview

Whitney Kilgore of iDesign - Part 1 Interview

12/19/16 • 23 min

In this episode of Agile Digital Business (formerly called Online Course Connections), Whitney Kilgore, PhD, of iDesign takes a student-centered approach as she talks of techniques she uses to help faculty and content experts get more comfortable in recording videos for online courses. She also shares several tools and resources that you will find helpful, no matter if you're doing online course design for your customers or for your students. I think you'll agree with me that Whitney is a master in learning experience design!

Flipgrid: https://info.flipgrid.com/

Yellowdig: https://www.yellowdig.com/

Practice: https://www.practice.xyz/

This episode is part of the online course collection of episodes listed at https://vickiemaris.com. Part 2 of the interview with Whitney appears a few episodes later in the show.

To connect with guest, Whitney Kilgore ...

Twitter: @whitneykilgore

Email: [email protected]

Website: idesignedu.org

To connect with podcast host, Vickie Maris ...

Twitter: @vickiemaris

Email: [email protected]

Website: vickiemaris.com

Join Vickie's mailing list to receive updates of new episodes, online Twitter chats and other ways to collaborate: [email protected]

Note: Episode notes revised 01/31/2022

Flipgrid: https://info.flipgrid.com/

Yellowdig: https://www.yellowdig.com/

Practice: https://www.practice.xyz/

This episode is part of the online course collection of episodes listed at https://vickiemaris.com. Part 2 of the interview with Whitney appears a few episodes later in the show.

To connect with guest, Whitney Kilgore ...

Twitter: @whitneykilgore

Email: [email protected]

Website: idesignedu.org

To connect with podcast host, Vickie Maris ...

Twitter: @vickiemaris

Email: [email protected]

Website: vickiemaris.com

Join Vickie's mailing list to receive updates of new episodes, online Twitter chats and other ways to collaborate: [email protected]

Note: Episode notes revised 01/31/2022

Previous Episode

Three Ways to Approach the Design of Your First Course | Vickie Maris

Here are three approaches to developing content for an online course platform such as Udemy.

I describe techniques I have used including:

Creating an online course around a topic in which you have a high level of expertise and passion.

Invite a content expert(s) to join you in developing a course. This person could also serve in an on-camera role for course videos.

Journal your experience in learning a subject, and then create course content from your notes and experiences.

These techniques are ones I've used in courses I've created at the university as well as in my courses on Udemy and other platforms.

http://www.udemy.com/u/vickiemaris

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Launching the Higher Ed Scope on Periscope

Melissa A. Venable, PhD, and Jon Ernstberger, PhD, co-presented during the 2016 OLC Accelerate Conference on their experience using Periscope as a platform for their Higher Ed Scope podcast. Sit in on a conversation I have with them in Orlando at the conference. Melissa is the education editor with the Center for Online Education at OnlineColleges.net and faculty in instructional design at St. Leo University and University of South Florida. Here is a July 2019 article Melissa wrote for Best Colleges. It is titled, "Take My Advice: Lessons Learned from Online College Students," by Melissa Venable, PhD. Jon is the Associate Vice President of Academic Affairs and Associate Professor of Mathematics at LaGrange College in Georgia. At the time of the interview for the podcast, he was the Director of Online Instruction. Here is a link to the replay of Episode 3 of Higher Ed Scope, "Declutter Your Online Course." To contact Melissa Venable: https://twitter.com/melissa_venable https://designdoc.me To contact Jon Ernstberger: https://twitter.com/jernstberger jonernstberger.com Join my community: To join my email list and get notified of new blog posts, podcast episodes, upcoming group strategy sessions and more: https://vickiemaris.com Thanks for listening! Vickie [Episode revised 1/31/2022]