Having a second set of eyes on your e-learning content can go a long way toward helping to ensure you’re putting out quality content. However, the review process can quickly become complicate...
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Some people might also think that if they have no changes to request they don't need to respond.
To avoid that issue, I've found it helpful to provide them guidelines on exactly what I'm looking to get back from them, such as:
"Please respond with one of the following:
- the content is ready to go as is,
- minor updates are required (list them), but I do not need to review again before we go live, or
- major updates are required (list them), and I would like to review again after they have been made."
To avoid that issue, I've found it helpful to provide them guidelines on exactly what I'm looking to get back from them, such as:
"Please respond with one of the following:
- the content is ready to go as is,
- minor updates are required (list them), but I do not need to review again before we go live, or
- major updates are required (list them), and I would like to review again after they have been made."
- Thank you, that response recommendation is really simple but helpful.
- That's a great tip, Simon! Thanks for sharing that.
