Ok, so you’ve got an outline and you know how to build activities and lessons and proactively help people stay engaged. 

Now, you pick a platform based on what you need and plan the beta test. 

And your clients get a course that gets them real results.

What do we actually DO?

You come to the room with your outline, and activities, and lessons, and engagement strategy, and in that 90 minutes we’ll use those pieces to determine your platform and plan out exactly how your beta test is going to run next year. 

What you walk away with:

• A course platform selected

• A detailed plan and timeline for running your beta test (no matter what it looks like)

Why You?

• You’ve got the design for your course set and now you’re spiraling over the platform question

  • You’ve got 3 tabs open comparing pricing and no idea what you actually need OR 

  • Somebody in a Facebook group swears by the thing they use and you’re just about to buy it so you don’t have to think about it anymore OR

  • You keep asking if you need a community, or live calls, or gamification and you don’t know how to decide.

• You want to launch this thing in the new year without finding out in March that the platform can’t do what your course needs.

• You want to have real plans for the beta that include when and how to collect feedback, the times for the live cohort on the calendar, a production plan put in place, etc.

Why Me?

First of all, I reviewed 16 course platforms that were so terrible I’m creating my own. I will not be pitching my platform to you as it’s not at that stage. But I can help you navigate making a decision from the heap of garbage that’s out there.

Secondly, I’m not just someone with an instructional design background and a PhD. I’ve got the theory and the experience and used both together to do grant funded research AND teach over 3000 adult students across 7 different schools. 

I see dead courses before they’re dead.

Why NOT You?

• Your course isn’t designed yet. Picking a platform now is how you wind up building for the tool instead of your learners. The last 5 workshops built up to this, so if you missed them, check out course partner.

The Deets

$200 (this is a beta price)

December 17th, 12 to 1:30 ET

This workshop is part of a series that you can bundle together. To get an overview and deeper dive of the other workshops, please check out the bundle page.

After you sign up, you’ll get an email with the pre-work, a link for the day of, and of course an upsell to the rest of the workshop series.