Show Notes: Repurposing – Using something that already exists for another purpose.  Most people I talk to have a huge amount of content that they have already produced for blogs or books or podcasts, and the good thing about that when creating a course is it means that you don’t need to start from scratch. 

Show Notes: The 4 Stages of Competency is a model based on the premise that before learning something, learners are completely unaware of what it is that they need to learn and they move through 4 psychological stages before achieving full competence.   In this episode we’ll look at these 4 stages and how these

Show Notes: When it comes to course creation, people seem to have an urge to make things more complicated than they need to be, so let’s talk about keeping things simple.  The first thing you can do to keep it simple is to use what you already have.     The second thing you can do

Show Notes: Let’s talk about getting online fast.    What do you do when you are in a position where you need to get a course online fast? The first thing you can do to speed up your production time is to get clear on your outcomes and modules.   This will make your content

Show Notes: Let’s talk course type and price points.   There are three major styles of courses around at the moment.   The Tiny Offer($0 – $100): An entry component to a major course & should be value laden.    Will suit you if you have higher priced content that you want to build a warm

Show Notes: Online courses don’t work.  This seems like a strange thing for an online course creator to make – but if you look at the stats this is something you could easily think. The truth is online courses can work and do work, but it is worth considering some of the reasons that they

Show Notes: The question I have been asked is – Will online courses replace traditional, classroom style classes? – and the answer is no.   Online courses are not the death of traditional courses and I believe will not replace face to face learning.  They are not the same.  This is because: While you can teach technique

Show Notes: In this episode I take you behind the scenes in a client’s course.This week we are talking all about The Seedling Group. You can find out more about their amazing work here: https://www.theseedlinggroup.org/ The program we are looking into is called the Billabongs of Knowledge Training by The Seedling Group.    The Billabongs of Knowledge Training

Show Notes: So often we aim for a standard that just doesn’t exist. Are you waiting for your course to feel ‘finished’?   Today we are going to talk about one of my favourite sayings:  Progress over perfection.   Course creators often wait for something to be finished or perfect or done before releasing their course

Show Notes: Let’s talk all things Notion.    If you are not familiar with Notion, it is an all-in-one workspace.  It can do just about anything you want it to do – it is a single space where you can think, write and plan anything you want.   It takes planning and project management to