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Working Solo as a Designer |
Chapter Objectives
At the conclusion of this chapter, you should be able to
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identify several roles that the solo designer will have to fill
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construct at least three strategies to assist you when working as a solo designer.
On Your Own as a Designer
There are as many environments in which instructional designers might find themselves as there are designers. One of the realities of instructional design is the fact that designers often find themselves working as a committee of one in the design process, being a SME, material development specialist, project manager, and every other role possible in the design process. Additionally, a designer may even have to implement his or her own designs.
Because ...
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