Bloom’s taxonomy explained: the six levels and what they actually mean at work
Bloom’s taxonomy classifies learning by the thinking it demands. We break down the six revised levels, the knowledge dimension and how to apply it at work.
Author: Bianca Schimizzi
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Instructional design coaching: what it is, who it’s for
Build your skills, confidence, and strategic edge to grow your instructional design career You’ve learnt the basics. You’ve read the blogs. But when it comes to real instructional design projects, something’s still not clicking. That’s when coaching earns its keep. This article breaks down what instructional design coaching actually involves, who it’s best for, and…
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Should you freelance, consult or go in-house as an ID?
Explore your ID career paths to find the one that fits. Instructional design isn’t a one-path career. You’ll find IDs working solo, embedded in teams, or juggling multiple projects as consultants. They’re all great choices, and it’s possible to shift between them over the course of your career. Here’s a look at the three most…
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The best eLearning software picks for 2025
Building ‘sticky’ learning starts with the right eLearning software If you’re suffering from decision paralysis when it comes to instructional design tools, you’re not alone. The explosion of eLearning software options – authoring tools, LMS platforms, collaboration apps, AI content generators – makes it harder than ever to figure out what’s worth your time (and…
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Grow your instructional design career in 2025
Build an instructional design career – get the tools and skills you need to get hired. By Bianca SchimizziDirector & Lead Instructional Designer | Hungry Minds Whether you’re just getting started, shifting from a related role, or aiming to sharpen your edge – this guide is packed with practical insights from inside the instructional design…
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5 Must-have skills for instructional designers
If you’re ready to move up, it’s time to sharpen your skills. So, you’ve set your sights on instructional design and you’re ready to grow. But what separates a good designer from a great one? It’s not just tools or templates. It’s thinking. The most in-demand instructional designers know how to dig into a problem,…
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How to choose an instructional design course
Plenty of instructional design courses sound impressive on the sales page – but you need one that’ll hold up in the real world. Trust us: it’s easy to get stuck in a loop of theory, tool tutorials, and discussion boards. But if you’re switching careers or levelling up your skills, you need clarity. Here’s how…
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Why most workplace training fails, and the fix
The problem with outdated learning models – and how to build workplace training better. Picture it: the perfect training session. Beautiful slides, interactive tools, even a podcast?! But if your culture is still operating on outdated learning models, it’s not going to lead to real change. That’s because the culture of your organisation sets the…
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The ID toolkit: tools, templates and AI picks
Instructional design is evolving – your toolkit should, too. By Bianca Schimizzi Director & Lead Instructional Designer | Hungry Minds In learning design, the tools shape the work. They define what’s possible, what gets built, tested, adapted, and scaled. But the sheer number of options on the market is enough to cause real decision paralysis.…
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Use it or lose it: pre-purchase consulting before EOFY
Let’s get real: training budgets don’t roll over – but the good news? Your plans can. If you’ve got unused L&D dollars sitting idle, now’s your moment. Pre-purchase Hungry Minds consulting services before 30 June and lock in your learning mojo for the year ahead. You’ll secure expert support today and spend it however and…