Instructional Design Writing: When to Use AI, When to Resist
About this episode
Connie Malamed discusses the role of AI in instructional design writing and emphasizes the importance of human discernment.
Connie Malamed shows where AI can genuinely help with the writing process for instructional design, using models like Flower and Hayes as a guide. She also makes it clear that strong goals and human discernment are what keep AI-written learning content accurate, meaningful, and worth trusting.
People in this episode
Hosts: Chris Van Wingerden, Paul Schneider
Guest: Connie Malamed
Topics covered
- instructional design
- AI in writing
- human discernment
- learning content
- writing process
Keywords
- instructional design
- AI
- writing process
- learning content
- human discernment
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: Flower and Hayes
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