How to Work with Subject Matter Experts (SMEs)

Описание: Watch the full guide to becoming an instructional designer:    • How to Become an Instructional Designer in...  

It's common for new instructional designers to work inefficiently with subject matter experts and suffer the consequences.

Ineffecient SME workflows lead to miscommunication, extra work, and a bad experience for the intended audience.

In this video, I'll help you identify the differences between the instructional designer, client, and subject matter expert.

By the end of it, you should recognize your role in the process and feel more confident going into your next project or SME meeting.

Here are the links to the other videos that I mentioned...
How to Write Learning Objectives:    • How to Write Learning Objectives with Bloo...  
Action Mapping for Instructional Designers:    • Action Mapping for Instructional Designers  

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0:00 Intro
0:40 SME vs Client
2:37 The ID's Role
5:40 Where do you start?
10:32 Staying on track
15:05 Conclusion