THE INTERSECTION OF TECHNOLOGY AND INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN (ID): SYSTEMATIC APPROACH AND EFFICIENCY WITH INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN (ID)

Authors

  • Leonízia Santos Batista Autor
  • Luiz Henrique Batista de Oliveira Autor
  • Déborah Cristinie Santos Batista Autor

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.63330/aurumpub.067-058

Keywords:

Digital, Instructional Design, Learning, Technology

Abstract

This paper explores the foundations of Instructional Design (ID) and its relevance in creating meaningful learning experiences using the methodology of reviewing articles and literary works. By analyzing theories and models of ID, we highlight how well-structured practices can improve teaching effectiveness, meeting the needs of learners and promoting knowledge retention. With the aim of informing and expanding teachers' knowledge on the subject, this work was prepared. The affinity of digital devices in Instructional Design (ID) with digital tools, online learning platforms, multimedia resources and emerging technologies can be used to improve teaching and learning. However, there are also recurring concerns about information security and the analysis of the compilation of this data considers the prerogatives and challenges of using these technologies inappropriately and presents practical examples of their effective and beneficial application. The challenges and ethical considerations associated with integrating technology into Instructional Design (ID) still require a great deal of study.

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Published

2026-09-11

How to Cite

Batista, L. S., de Oliveira, L. H. B., & Batista, D. C. S. (2026). THE INTERSECTION OF TECHNOLOGY AND INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN (ID): SYSTEMATIC APPROACH AND EFFICIENCY WITH INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN (ID). Aurum Editora (e-Books), 915-934. https://doi.org/10.63330/aurumpub.067-058

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