Inclusive by design: UDL 3.0 as constraints, not a poster
Module 6 is still being written. This lesson turns the three UDL principles into acceptance criteria.
2:59 · English · 1080p
CDLA
Design programs people can perform — not decks they click through.
CDLA program intro
Design programs people can perform
English motion graphic (720p). Arabic render follows the same storyboard.
Some modules are live now; the rest are on the roadmap. You can earn module certificates for every open module and a program certificate when all open modules are complete.
Weeks and hours describe the designed full program, including modules still in production — not only what is open today.
Instructional designers, learning-experience designers, academy curriculum leads.
Capstone: A digital-learning blueprint plus a 40-minute prototype with SME pack, assessment map, and bilingual storyboard.
Grounded in Cathy Moore action mapping, Gilbert’s Behavior Engineering Model, Merrill’s First Principles (later modules), Clark & Mayer multimedia research, and ATD capability gaps.
Complete modules in order — each gate at 80%.
Stop starting with “we need a course.” Frame adults, diagnose the performance problem, write a measurable business goal, and map actions before content.
Cognitive load, multimedia principles (Clark & Mayer / Mayer 2017), retrieval practice, Merrill, scaffolding fade / expertise reversal — cited, not slogans.
Backward design, LTEM evidence tiers (Kirkpatrick as executive translation working backward), authentic tasks, and formative vs summative — before you storyboard another quiz bank.
Curriculum maps, blends, microlearning vs chunking, and prerequisites — when to push, pull, and practice on the job.
Scenarios, branching, and practice that rehearses decisions — not topic coverage.
UDL constraints, Arabic typography, and bilingual storyboards as design requirements.
Versioning, SME workflows, reuse libraries, AI-as-multiplier judgment gates (vague brief → TNA, grounded synthesis, human owns preferred path & sign-off, ethics/privacy), and who owns the assessment map.
Blueprint, prototype module, SME pack, and bilingual storyboard — assessed as a portfolio.
One motion-graphic lesson for a module that is still being written.
Inclusive by design: UDL 3.0 as constraints, not a poster
Module 6 is still being written. This lesson turns the three UDL principles into acceptance criteria.
2:59 · English · 1080p
Yes. Creating an account, taking live lessons, sitting module gates, and issuing Innovito certificates of mastery are free. There is no tuition.
Instructional designers, learning-experience designers, academy curriculum leads.
Module 1 — Performance consulting and action mapping; Module 2 — Learning science for digital media; Module 3 — Outcomes and authentic assessment; Module 4 — Pathway and blend architecture; Module 5 — Interaction design for transfer. Remaining modules are on the roadmap.
Yes. Live lessons are bilingual Arabic and English. Use the language switcher in the header. Your certificate uses the name on your academy profile.
No. Innovito Academy issues its own program certificates of mastery when you pass module gates. They do not replace ATD APTD/CPTD, CIPD, or university degrees.