Learning Experience Design vs. Instructional Design

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Title	:	Learning Experience Design vs. Instructional Design
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Comment from : @DevlinPeckYT

Both LXD and ID are different As far as I know LXD used accessibility and inclusivity design that’s not necessary in the case of ID
Comment from : @rahul74911

A term that incorporates both camps is Learning Technologist
Comment from : @natureseyemusic

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Comment from : @andyromano7400

When I first started, I worked as a multimedia designer making storyline courses, but as the role progressed, I was dealing with more and more customers and heads of departments, assessing their needs and recommending different training solutions; this would work as a job aid; this should be a training video etc etc I came across the title of LXD and felt it was more in tune with what I was doing At that time, IDs seemed at a higher level as the only IDs I knew came from corporate training and had a lot of experience conducting live seminars, which I still have no interest in :) But now I see ID & LX in the same circle, and the live training is a subset or a skill set within a training department or ID/LX team
Comment from : @Rog-2000

I'm not even sure if you still check messages from here Out of curiosity, does it matter the degree title? My school is in transition and I have the option of keeping it as MS LxDEdTech or switching it to MEd Ed Tech and Instructional Design I am torn between the two and trying to figure out which is best Any advice or opinion?
Comment from : @ColorfulLilies

Hello I am into ID for last 15 years, could you please put some light on Learning Architect - role, description Thanks
Comment from : @shubhangipendharkar9866

Is a lde similar to a learning Design strategist?
Comment from : @funsun3277

This made me feel so much better I was a bit nervous about this! Thanks so much Devin
Comment from : @jacobfeldman1994

If I pursue a masters degree in learning experience design would that help me get jobs as a Instructional Designer?
Comment from : @nataliea3936

thank you sir
Comment from : @harun3Ddigitalartist

it used to not be tNice tutorials way when I first started using it in version 3, they have overcomplicated it in my opinion
Comment from : @imanujkumar

Thanks Devlin Had a query - when is a drag and drop a better engaging experience, compared to giving multiple options - in scenario based learning
Comment from : @Kumar-rq9ro

I still don't quite have a handle on all the different job titles on my team I'm listed as an Instructional Designer but we also have a Multimedia Creator, a Learning Engineer, a Learning Architect - I'm probably forgetting some And even at my institution the role of the ID is different depending on department Still fascinating I'd rather be a Learning Experience Designer although people barely understand what an Instructional Designer is :)
Comment from : @JessieCarty

Thanks for clarifying that! Great video !
Comment from : @vasundharak9536

Hey Devlin, can you teach us how to make a training course using ID from scratch using the basic ADDIE model I have been trying to crack this but have been struggling lately My college professor doesn't help much Please make a dedicated video for the samebrbrLove from India 🇮🇳
Comment from : @saagar_kapoor

Now you guys can look for more opportunities using both names! :-D Thank you Dev for your videos Very useful! And I agree they seem to be the same thing but Learning experience designer is a cooler name in my opinion hahaha 😃
Comment from : @leonelvillarreal-chocoapre5410

I have the exact same thoughts about the similarities of the two It would be interesting to do a salary comparison between the titles
Comment from : @johnblue71