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by Nicole Mellas, Instructional Designer
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On Wednesday, June 24th, I’ll be presenting a complimentary 30-minute webinar on 3 Strategies For IDs to Get More out of SME Interviews. In it, I’ll be offering some more in-depth tips and tricks to get you off on the right foot when you’re drafting those learner-centric scenarios when building performance-based learning. In the meantime, here are my picks for getting the most out of your SME relationships throughout the design process.
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e-Learning Secrets Part One: Managing Subject Matter Expert Time, Catherine Davis
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e-Learning Secrets Part Two: Managing Subject Matter Expert Time, Catherine Davis
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Expert Education: Training, Technology and SMEs, Shawn Andrews
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How To Convert The Toughest SME, Cathy Moore
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Love Your SME, Stephen Walsh
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My Subject Matter Expert Toolkit, Jennifer Bertram
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Putting Members’ Needs First: Working With Subject Matter Experts, Mary LeFaiver
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SMEs are from Mars, Instructional Designers are From Venus, Tara Denton Holwegne
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SMEs Are Not Instructional Designers, Pam Kelly
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Three Steps To Get More Out Of SME Interviews, Nicole Mellas
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