ATD Asia Pacific Conference & Expo 2026
Thank you for joining me in Taipei.
Everything from From Curiosity to Capability, A GenAI Workflow for Instructional Designers. Open any handout, then save a copy so it's there when you start your next project.
One-page map 1 page
The Six-Phase Workflow Map
All six phases on a single page. Where AI speeds things up, where it falls short, and what stays yours. Worth pinning above your desk.
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Checklist 1 page
The QA Checklist
Five checks to run on every AI draft before it reaches your SME, plus the one question I always ask and a quick guide to masking your data.
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Prompt pack 3 pages
The Prompt Starter Pack
Every Try this prompt from the session, plus a few more for each phase. Swap what's in the brackets and keep the rest as it is.
Open the handout →The workflow at a glance
Six phases, any tool.
Content intake
You own what goes into the pile, and what stays out.
Analysis and objectives
You own the scope, narrowed until it's buildable.
Storyboarding
You own the story choices, and every revision.
Asset creation
You own the style, the voice, and accessibility.
Review and iteration
You own the sign-off. Nothing ships on AI's word alone.
Final production
You own testing with real learners in the real system.
Start here on Monday
Three lines worth keeping.
Put this in your project instructions
When a choice needs my judgment, stop and give me options to click. Don't decide for me.
End every revision prompt with this
Keep everything else exactly as it is.
Ask this after any draft
Before I use this, list every claim you made that isn't directly supported by the sources I gave you.
Go deeper
We covered the workflow in an hour. The GenAI Workflow for Instructional Designers takes one real project, the Varney case you saw in the session, from a messy pile of source material to a finished course, one phase at a time and at your own pace.
Early bird $104.30 instead of $149, applied automatically.
Questions after the session? Write to me at pooja@dlnook.com. The slides are on the conference website.