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How Information Design Powers EHR Usability and Adoption
Recently, my work in health informatics immersed me in the intricacies of information design, tackling a task that perfectly showcased the critical intersection of technology, communication and patient safety. My… Read more
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Reflecting on the MA Programme: E-learning, Accessibility, and Growth.
As my time on the MA in Technical Communication and E-Learning program at the University of Limerick draws to a close, I am reflecting on a period of significant growth,… Read more
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Beyond the Screencast: A Journey into Instructional Video Production
Just like the shift from rigid blueprints to the adaptable principles of Universal Design in e-learning that I explored in my previous post, my journey into creating instructional videos has… Read more
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Rethinking E-learning Development with Universal Design.
Recently, I was tasked with updating an e-learning course, relying on a pre-existing template to speed up the process. The initial goal was simple: update the content and republish, prioritising… Read more
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Enhancing EHR Usability with Technical Communication Practices.
For many of us working in healthcare, the Electronic Health Record (EHR) is a constant companion. It is the central repository for patient information, the hub of our daily workflows.… Read more
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Decoding AI for Instructional Design: Prompts, Pitfalls, and Powerful Potential.
We’ve all been there: a looming deadline, a mountain of content to update, and the sinking feeling that you’re running out of time. Recently, I faced just such a scenario… Read more
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Bridging Language Gaps: Technical Communication in Instructional Design.
Technical communication and instructional design share a common goal: making information clear, accessible, and useful for the intended audience. When developing e-learning content, especially in environments with a diverse, multilingual… Read more
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Planning Courses for Those who Don’t Like to Plan.
When I first started to develop e-learning courses during my MA programme in Technical Communication and eLearning, I underestimated the importance of structured planning and adopted a “jump-straight-in” approach. I… Read more
