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Instructional Design for Mental Health

Instructional Design for Mental Health

When instructional designers or subject matter experts (SMEs) design a course, students’ mental health often unintentionally gets overlooked. Courses that overlook students’ mental health, even unintentionally, show a lack of empathy and understanding on our part. 

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Unknown's avatarAuthor Ann Iley, Instructional Designer, PhDPosted on April 25, 2023February 6, 2026Categories Higher Education, Instructional Design, Reflection, Strategy, Workplace CultureTags burnout, health, workplace skills1 Comment on Instructional Design for Mental Health

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