The online Architecture of Learning Drafting Table developed by Clerestory Learning. The Drafting Table is a tool that helps teachers design instruction on Architecture of Learning Blueprints based on the way the brain learns. This video demonstrates the premium features that are only available to subscribers.

The Architecture of Learning Drafting Table is an online tool that guides Architecture of Learning users through Blueprint construction using prompts and customizable templates. The Drafting Table's COLLABORATE feature enables users to easily work together on creating customized Blueprints (instructional design grids) with colleagues. Drafting Table registration is free. Visit architectureoflearning.com for details.

The Architecture of Learning Drafting Table is an online tool that guides Architecture of Learning users through Blueprint construction using prompts and customizable templates. The Drafting Table's SHARE feature enables users to easily share customized Blueprints (instructional design grids) with colleagues. Drafting Table registration is free. Visit architectureoflearning.com for details.

A new, online instructional design tool now available to all Architecture of Learning users! The Architecture of Learning Drafting Table is an online tool that enables users to customize Architecture of Learning Blueprints* and build rubrics for instructional units. Registered users are able to save up to three of each for free, and up to 50 of each through a one-year renewable subscription. This tool is available to all certified Architecture of Learning users, those who have successfully completed the 18-hour Architecture of Learning Basic Course, and to those who have read The Architecture of Learning: Designing Instruction for the Learning Brain by Kevin D. Washburn, Ed.D. Go to architectureoflearning.com for additional details. *Blueprints are instructional design grids that align methods, subject matter, and student thinking to produce deep learning. The Blueprint guides the selection and sequence of learning activities that compose an instructional unit.