How to Grow an Internal Methodologist: Intensive Only Package

First I wanted to write that it’s impossible to create online courses without the help of an instructional designer nowadays. Although, who’s going to stop you, you can. But it’s no longer arguable that high quality is expected from online learning. The competition is high. Clients are picky. Attracting traffic is difficult. It’s important in the courses themselves to ensure profitability, achieve good results and reviews, incorporate word-of-mouth marketing in a way that you are recommended in personal conversations and chats, not the other way around. If you have several courses in your lineup and want to work with clients for a long time, it’s important for clients to find it convenient and beneficial to work with you. Who will benefit from attending the intensive: Experienced online course creators who have not worked with instructional designers or have had unsuccessful experiences in such collaborations. If you have put together courses intuitively, at the intensive you can see what and why you did it correctly, and gain ideas to improve the quality of your courses, profitability, increase value and competitiveness, and boost sales. If you are planning to hire an instructional designer, then at this intensive you will definitely increase your competence as a client and be able to speak the same language as the specialist. Future online course creators who have not yet launched anything but would like to try. If you feel like everyone around you is inviting you to hire an instructional designer, but you don’t have a budget for it yet, the intensive is an excellent option. Yes, it’s not an experienced instructional designer on the team. Yes, it’s not extensive training. But it’s an accessible format in terms of time and finances. If you plan to hire an instructional designer – see the previous point. Marketers, producers, launch managers – in my opinion, you don’t need a comprehensive education in online course methodology, but it may be interesting to see: what useful sales insights you can get from instructional work and/or collaboration with an instructional designer. Strangely enough – for aspiring instructional designers. If you find my purely practical and marketing perspective on methodology helpful.

Difficulty: high

Duration: 6 hours