Best Practices in Creating Scenario-Based E-learning with Your SMEs

Scenario Based eLearning

with Your SMEs

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This Presentation Was

Compiled By:

Angel Green, MS

senior instructional strategist

@learneradvocate

Questions

• What is your role in the e-learning

process?

• What is the biggest challenge you

have in terms of the role of your

SMEs in your e-learning course

development projects?

• In your dream world, if you could

have access to any SME, but could

only choose one, who would you

recruit for your

e-learning project?

Respond in the Comments section below

Allen Interactions’ Project Development Stages

Allen Interactions’ CCAF Design

Model

Pick the Right People Best Practice Tip 1

SME Types

Expert

• Booked schedule

• Burdened to provide input

• Believes that information

sharing is necessary

precursor to performance

• Often removed from

day-to-day realities

• Disconnect between

corporate and employees

Enthusiast

• Available for meetings

• Anxious to provide input

• Can differentiate between

the “must know” and “nice

to know” information

• Lives the day-to-day

reality

• Helps create an authentic

learning experience

Strike the right balance

Questions? Please use the Comments section to discuss your experiences!

Best Practice Tip 2

Ask the

Right

Questions

From this…

…to this

Allen Interactions’ CCAF Design

Model

Best Practice Tip 3

Partnering to

the End

Allen Interactions’ SAM Process

Be a Salesperson

Best Practice Tip 4

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Best Practice Tip 5

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