Best Practices for Creating an Instructional Design Portfolio

Lindsay O'Neill
For instructional designers, a portfolio is often the first thing employers look at and one of the most challenging aspects to get right. Deciding what to include, how much detail to provide and how to present your work can feel overwhelming, especially when roles and expectations vary widely across the field. A well-constructed instructional design portfolio does more than display finished projects. It demonstrates how you think, how you approach problems and how your skills apply to practical.