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So you want to be a subject matter expert?

So you want to be a subject matter expert?

Sure. You’d be glad to develop an online course. How hard could it be? You’ve been teaching for years now. This should be easy. Maybe you can focus on the project next weekend. Continue reading “So you want to be a subject matter expert?”

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Unknown's avatarAuthor Gwen Hersha, Assistant Professor & Instructional DesignerPosted on February 15, 2017December 19, 2018Categories eLearning, ReflectionTags blended course, Course Development, eLearning, learning outcome, online course, SME, Subject Matter Expert1 Comment on So you want to be a subject matter expert?
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