Tag: Learning Products
This article explores how books can become the foundation for learning products, workshops and new income streams. Watch the interview with Maria as she discusses these ideas with Andrew Griffiths.
Have you ever asked yourself "What legacy am I leaving?" when you're in front of a learner? This article is a cautionary tale for anyone who transfers knowledge at home, in the community or at the office, and would like their learners to feel eager to learn.
This article explores teaching with AI, learner engagement, and why, no matter how much technology changes, real learning still starts with understanding the human in front of you. Watch the interview with Maria as she discusses these important topics.
This article shows you the path to becoming an adult educator, not just a speaker, where learning products don’t just work, but are a living breathing testimonial for the work you’re putting out into the world.
When switching from a ‘Speaker’ to an ‘Educator’, do you find your workshops aren’t quite landing with the impact you know they could be? Your Educator Skillset may need an upgrade.
If your classroom is lacking engagement, this article explores how RTOs are now assessed against it as a new performance indicator in the AQF standards and how you can transform your classroom engagement.
In this article, Maria unpacks why so much learning fails to land, from death by PowerPoint and tick and flick online courses, to chaotic induction processes and outdated, top down, lecture style workplace cultures.
All organisations look for ways to save time, money and resources. This article explains how an instructional designer working with your team can save all three.
It can be confusing trying to figure out what learning products to create - Articles? Books? Online courses? Workshops? How do you choose? This article shows you a strategy for working out what's best for you, and what's best for your learners.
This article will step you through how to systemise your knowledge so that you can pull various one-on-one, group, live, evergreen, online, or face to face learning products like books, opt-in surveys, webinars, podcasts, keynotes or courses – all out of the same set of IP.