Category: Learning Experience Design

Online education has become the new reality for both students and educators. At Six Red Marbles, we understand the challenges that come with transitioning to online teaching in higher education. That’s why we partner with institutions to design and develop new programs, enhance existing courses, and provide faculty support and training. Our goal is to help you embrace the opportunities that online teaching brings while ensuring your success.

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Adult learners represent a diverse population with unique needs. From professional development courses to professionals switching fields and individuals completing degrees later in life, adults are a growing portion of the education market and deserve educational opportunities that acknowledge the value of their life experiences and support them in meeting their goals.

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Adult learners represent a diverse population with unique needs. From professional development courses to professionals switching fields and individuals completing degrees later in life, adults are a growing portion of the education market and deserve educational opportunities that acknowledge the value of their life experiences and support them in meeting their goals.

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For the learning experience design team, one of the highlights of our job is collaborating with subject matter experts (SMEs). As rewarding as it is, the collaboration process can also present challenges. Learning Experience Designer Becca Krasner shares some of the strategies our team employs when working with SMEs who are new to instructional design.

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When you’re sitting down to develop a course or write a textbook, how can you minimize unconscious bias in your content and design? SRM editors and learning experience designers shared their go-to sources to help think about racism and other biases in content development.

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When schools and educators augment or replace classroom-only teaching with high quality, multimedia online instruction, they’re embracing “learning experience design (LXD.)”

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