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What about field interest you? Elearning? Corporate training? High Tech? Higher Ed?
Look for job listings and ask yourself what it would take to meet the requirements (Check out the FAQ if you haven't already)
I would start by adapting my existing content into an online portfolio, learning some authoring tools (Storyline and Captivate are the big ones) and beginning to teach myself an ID-related skill I don't already possess.
To echo u/counttess, adult education is where the jobs are-- so you need to demonstrate your value to an organization that sees training solely in terms of ROI.
Oh, and start reading! Design for How People Learn might be a good starting point.
Good luck!
My absolute favorite. Design for how people learn by Julie Dirksen. Explores motivational aspects of how we pay attention.
https://www.amazon.com/Design-People-Learn-Voices-Matter/dp/0321768434
People have already gave some great suggestions. A couple of books you may like:
My pleasure! As an aside, Julie Dirksen is plain awesome in many arenas of L&D/workplace performance.
As I said, we (well, ADL) are working on more instructional designer-focused materials. Coming soon!