u/EdTechwithLaiba

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I’d love to get perspectives from people working in instructional design / L&D.

In your experience, what does an effective course creation workflow actually look like in real-world teams?

I’m particularly curious about:

• How you balance strategy vs content production
• Who typically owns learning outcomes end-to-end
• What parts of the workflow feel most inefficient or fragmented today
• Whether anyone has successfully moved toward more iterative or experimental design approaches

From what I’ve seen, many workflows evolve around tools and constraints rather than being intentionally designed from a learning impact perspective. I’m interested in how others are handling this in practice.