Customer Training & Education
How to Easily Create Powerful Customer Education
Customer Education is the most underestimated competitive advantage organizations have. And while traditionally it applied...
Read MoreIn the last post, we made the case for why instructional design matters.
We believe that designing good instruction for learning requires a unique set of skills and the reality is (as with any profession) there are good ones and not so good ones. When you are looking for an instructional designer, especially to build your online course, here are some things you should look for:
Bonus: they pay attention to information about how people learn.
Of course, you’ll also want an instructional designer that can translate all of that into an online environment, but first and foremost, you want someone who is interested in the learning needs before the technical requirements.
What have I missed? What would you say are the must-have skills?