Joanna is quite thorough. Don't think I could prepare so much. Great video however! Especially the part about pulling in stories from your experience. I enrolled in an ID program only to find out that I had already been doing a lot of ID work in my higher ed teaching on a formal level. it really is about setting the narrative. Thank you!
Another amazing resource. Thank you to the both of you. I am an aspiring ID based in India, and your content has helped me a great deal in making this transition.
I feel better knowing that it's taken Joanna 10 months to prepare because I've been prepping for 8 months and feel like I'm not doing much of anything. I guess I should give myself some grace.
This was absolutely excellent, thank you. In response to the prospect of a webinar on building Storyline templates together, yes please. (New subscriber).
How long did you teach? And what formal ID qualifications did you have before applying. I taught for 2 years...high school level....had experience in corporate training....worked as Facilitator/assessor airline training. Now I reach online using an LMs. I have completed 1 of 4 in a micromasters in ID. What advice do you have for me?
Hi! Joanna taught for a couple of years in the US, 2 years in Korea, and 4 years in Taiwan before coming back to the States and pursuing ID. She doesn't have any ID certs that I know of...all self-taught and the bootcamp! Feel free to join us in the community for advice and support along your journey: www.devlinpeck.com/id
Thank you for this and other content like it. I have a third interview with an organization on Friday. They want me to compete a case study for the team on Friday. Does anyone know what a case study means?
You’re very welcome! And a case study is generally a write-up about a project you’ve completed and the results it produced, but I’m not sure in this context if they’re expecting you to bring one or if it’s going to be a practice assignment of sorts.
@@DevlinPeckYT they’re giving me 40 minutes to complete one, so I’m guessing it’s one they want me to create. Do you think they want to me analyze a project that’s already completed? Do you know of any examples I can study?
Good question, Faizan. Coding skills are not required for roles like this, but showing off that you can use custom xAPI to track user interactions in a Storyline course generally makes a difference for tech roles like this.
I work in a corporate environment and hear “Smees” exclusively and never hear someone say “S.M.E”. They’ll just say Subject Matter Expert if they want to be long winded.
Slightly surprised this doesn’t have more comments - this was great! Thank you so much to the both of you for sharing your experiences and tips!
Thanks Mia! We appreciate your support :)
I have an initial recruiter call and a second interview next week. This was a goldmine. Thank you both so much!
Best of luck!
Joanna is the most relatable person !! Thank you
Joanna is quite thorough. Don't think I could prepare so much. Great video however! Especially the part about pulling in stories from your experience. I enrolled in an ID program only to find out that I had already been doing a lot of ID work in my higher ed teaching on a formal level. it really is about setting the narrative. Thank you!
You’re welcome! And yes, Joanna is definitely thorough 😃. Keep up the great work!
This was time very well spent!! Thank you for all of the great tips!
You're welcome! Thanks for watching, Sheri :D
Another amazing resource. Thank you to the both of you. I am an aspiring ID based in India, and your content has helped me a great deal in making this transition.
This is very useful information. Thank you so much! When I get my portfolio finished, I will definitely return to this video.
You're welcome! Glad that it's helping :D
I too transition from the field of education to now lxd/instructional designer nice to see someone similar to my experience!
Glad it was helpful! We have a lot of former educators in this community for you to connect with :)
Excellent presentation! So helpful. Thank you!
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching 😃
I feel better knowing that it's taken Joanna 10 months to prepare because I've been prepping for 8 months and feel like I'm not doing much of anything. I guess I should give myself some grace.
Yes, definitely give yourself some grace! It's a process and as long as you're making progress, you'll get there :D
This was absolutely excellent, thank you. In response to the prospect of a webinar on building Storyline templates together, yes please. (New subscriber).
Sounds great, Wendy! We're glad that you enjoyed this session :D
Very helpful! Thank you both.
You're welcome, Wida! Thanks for watching :D
How long did you teach? And what formal ID qualifications did you have before applying. I taught for 2 years...high school level....had experience in corporate training....worked as Facilitator/assessor airline training. Now I reach online using an LMs. I have completed 1 of 4 in a micromasters in ID. What advice do you have for me?
Hi! Joanna taught for a couple of years in the US, 2 years in Korea, and 4 years in Taiwan before coming back to the States and pursuing ID. She doesn't have any ID certs that I know of...all self-taught and the bootcamp! Feel free to join us in the community for advice and support along your journey: www.devlinpeck.com/id
Thank you for this and other content like it. I have a third interview with an organization on Friday. They want me to compete a case study for the team on Friday. Does anyone know what a case study means?
You’re very welcome! And a case study is generally a write-up about a project you’ve completed and the results it produced, but I’m not sure in this context if they’re expecting you to bring one or if it’s going to be a practice assignment of sorts.
@@DevlinPeckYT they’re giving me 40 minutes to complete one, so I’m guessing it’s one they want me to create. Do you think they want to me analyze a project that’s already completed? Do you know of any examples I can study?
Super helpful. Thanks! 🎉
Joanna Cappuccilli, what coding skills do you need for AWS?
Good question, Faizan. Coding skills are not required for roles like this, but showing off that you can use custom xAPI to track user interactions in a Storyline course generally makes a difference for tech roles like this.
@@DevlinPeckYT Where do I learn xAPI from? Do I need to know JASON before xAPI? I think you mentioned it before but it's hard to keep track.
Should you prepare a vision of leadership?
Please don’t call Experts “Smees” as in we don’t refer to Instructional Designers as ID’s (ih-d-s).
I work in a corporate environment and hear “Smees” exclusively and never hear someone say “S.M.E”. They’ll just say Subject Matter Expert if they want to be long winded.