Synthesia has published its latest report, The Future of Instructional Design: 2024 Survey Insights, offering a detailed look into the evolving landscape of instructional design. The findings are based on a survey conducted in September 2024 with over 400 professionals from diverse roles, including full-time instructional designers (33%), subject matter experts (26%), and others such as Learning & Development Managers, Freelancers, and eLearning Developers. The report highlights key trends and challenges shaping the field, with valuable input from both dedicated professionals and those integrating instructional design into broader roles. To access the full report, visit Synthesia’s blog.
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