Curriculum Design Part 4: Iterate Over Time

Here's how you can improve your curriculum over time.

My name is Doug Neill and I'm passionate about helping others reach their full creative potential. I teach a skill called sketchnoting (also known as visual note-taking and graphic recording), which for me is a gateway to doing better work. Check out the resources below for more info.

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[NazimViTube]

Interesting to see that what you did 8 years ago is beneficial to someone who is doing PhD in Applied Linguistics and having a final exam in curriculum design. Well done, sir.

[odysseusthesojourner]

Thanks Doug. I have enjoyed your videos and have learned some valuable methods. I teach English as a Second Language (ESL) and am now transitioning to doing so online. While I have an abundance of material, I haven't developed it in a conscious, purposeful, strategic manner as you have laid out. My task is to apply your techniques and organize it all in a manner which produces positive results. Thanks again. And by the way, I am that perfectionist that you were talking about! lol

[photomom]

I love how passionate you are about this! Thank you for giving me some hope... I've almost given up several times, and I'm excited to use what you've taught!

[carolinekelly]

Thank you. I enjoy your short, concise tutorials on Curriculum design. I appreciate you reaching out.

[jenniferrichard]

I have a set of lessons I created several years ago and have been “picking “ at for improvements. Then I discover these videos and 🤯boom! So excited to really dig in and utilize theses concepts! Thank you for sharing these videos! Keep up your outstanding work!

[sanfree]

Building curriculum from verbal to visual is an excellent approach to developing core skills essential in literacy learning. Love your tips thank you

[rebeccafuentes]

This is so amazing. I'm 19 years old wanting to launch a leadership academy for my church's district. These courses have helped me feel confident about bringing ideas to the table around my older peers. Thanks for giving so freely of your abilities and talents.

[paulbritton]

Great 4 part series. As an educator that often mentors new teachers this is a great series to framework the design process. thanks!

[chelseabee]

One of my clients is looking to build a curriculum for a coaching program and this was ridiculously helpful my my team and me. Thank you!!!

[Lrod]

Thanks! Really enjoyed this course. Definitely helped me out a lot in starting to create a curriculum for some workshops.

[angshumanchakraborty]

Information gathered on curriculum design. Thank You.

[manojkumarsingh]

The resources guides well to adjust curriculum. Thanks

[dr.shuvojitmondal]

Curriculum design is an important thing in today's teaching. I have learned a lot from this video.

[dipankardas]

enjoyed yours whole series on curriculum design

[noliesperas]

Hi! watching this 2015 video today, 2020. and as a teacher starting to adopt online class due to pandemic, your videos truly a good help and timely. I watch the 4 part series twice and applying it to myself. pretty much confident with this guide I'll do better in designing my class this incoming school year.

[amitapatel]

A very nice understanding for How to improve curriculum.

[goutampahari]

Another best video on curriculum design improvement..

[bikashpokharel]

Awesome! I love how you are passionate about teaching, so professional, loved it.

[TheGLENNJ]

All the Parts 1 to 4 gave me a better ideas on how I can continue to improve my online classes... Continue to share your experiences in this current pandemic environment.

[kumnchia]

Thanks immensely Doug (Verbal to visual) for your great and enriching presentations. I've really been edified. Keep it going Sir.