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Peck Academy is a licensed career school that helps people become certified instructional designers. The school operates as a state-licensed private career school in Oregon, and its curriculum and operations are reviewed with an advisory committee of ten independent industry experts. Students learn industry tools like Articulate Storyline, apply instructional design theory to real projects, and build hiring-ready portfolios, with AI-powered practice simulations built into the curriculum. Peck Academy grew out of the cohort-based instructional design training programs its founder ran starting in 2020, and launched in 2025 after eleven months of state licensure work. It was founded by instructional designer and educator Devlin Peck, who also runs devlinpeck.com, a free education hub for the instructional design field. Peck Academy is based in Portland, Oregon. Learn more at peckacademy.com.
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