Working with E-Learning SMEs #474: Challenge | Recap
When it comes to building courses, your Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) hold the keys to your success—you can’t do much without them.
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Hello!
Sometimes SMEs find it difficult to share their expertise in a pithy way. Back in the day, I used to set SMEs a 'Twitter Challenge' to give their advice in under 140 characters. Twitter may be functionally dead now, but character limits are still a great way to get SMEs to focus on what's important.
TWITTER CHALLENGE
https://bit.ly/elhc474
Sometimes SMEs find it difficult to share their expertise in a pithy way. Back in the day, I used to set SMEs a 'Twitter Challenge' to give their advice in under 140 characters. Twitter may be functionally dead now, but character limits are still a great way to get SMEs to focus on what's important.
TWITTER CHALLENGE
https://bit.ly/elhc474
A tweet challenge is a wonderful way to frame an expectation! I imagine you have light-hearted and effective email interactions with your clients and teams. What challenge do you pose to SMEs now that Twitter / X is a different medium?
Also, what is a posted message called in X now, if Tweet : Twitter?
Also, what is a posted message called in X now, if Tweet : Twitter?
Hey Yvonne, nice to hear from you. When I use this approach now, I say 'social media' challenge and set a character limit. Most people still refer to it as a 'tweet', though. I remain certain that one day Twitter will come back.