As this site about ID Theories states on it's homepage:
It is about how to help people learn better.
[Which is all that matters in the end anyway.]
There's a wealth of information on this site. Some of the things that are covered at bulleted below. I particularly like the Electronic Performance Support System, which I might adopt a version of for my own company.
- Instructional-Design Theories and Models, Volume I:
An Overview of their Current Status, (affectionately called the Green
Book). Publ: 1983 by Erlbaum Assoc.
Information about Instructional Design Theories and Models, Volume II:
A New Paradigm of Instructional Theory, (affectionately called the
Green Book II). Publ. 1999 by Erlbaum
Assoc.
Some modules about basic methods of instruction, written by Charles M.
Reigeluth.
Links to other sites related to instructional theory.
A link to an Electronic Performance Support System to help teachers select
and apply new approaches to instruction for their own teaching (Not operational
yet).
Comments about instructional theories from visitors to this web site.
