Videos

Most online courses deliver one of three kinds of transformations. You might think you're teaching a "skills and tools" class but discover it would be better positioned and designed as a "beliefs and practices" kind of class or as a...

Over the Thanksgiving holidays, my family played the board game Settlers of Catan. Several times. In it you trade resources--sheep and wood and bricks and wheat and rocks--to build roads and settlements and cities. The way the board is set...

Let's talk course creation: Here are two inexpensive and super-useful tools for turning your raw ideas into lesson-ready content for your online course. I'll show you my low-tech choice in the video, and tell you about the digital choices...

It's not enough to make and sell your course. You need to make sure your students consume it and take action: you need them to be fully engaged. Here are 6 ways to amp up the engagement level of the students in your online course. Watch...

At the heart of successful courses are happy students. Here are 6 things to pay attention to and GET RIGHT when you're creating and delivering your online course. (And get more help on #1 with my free on-demand masterclass...

The goal is: TO START. Watch this short video for 4 first things you can do to get your hands dirty, quickly learn about tools and processes, and gain momentum for really doing this online teaching thing! (Expand on #4 using my free...

BEFORE making a signature class, you can make an online teaching offer in a simpler format without a full-blown classroom. Here are 6 formats to consider. Get a quick guide to the formats at teachwhatyoudo.com/digitalformats

When you create your online lessons do more than spill what you know. The most effective lessons will each have a dose of each of these 4 approaches. Listen in to get this simple structure for online teaching. Talk more teaching with me...

Having a process for turning ideas into finished content makes the work easier. But: most imporantly, it makes it more likely we'll dig in and get lessons completed. Here's a 6-step process you can use. Learn more...