“I don’t have time to create an online course!”
"I'm not tech-savvy enough to teach online!"
“I’m too awkward on camera!”
You’ll learn how to take your in-person workshops and successfully translate them to online courses. We’ll cover: What resources you need to teach live on Zoom and/or create on-demand courses. How to structure your lessons so students stay engaged. A step-by-step audit of your current equipment, tech, and skills—so you can see just how close you already are to getting started!
This is a live, interactive Zoom workshop with three working sessions. That means you’ll not only learn but also take action during the sessions. You’ll have worksheets, planners, and clear steps to move forward so that by the end, you’ll have a real plan for your online teaching.
You only need a phone, and a clear plan! You’ll be surprised at how much you can do with what you already have. And if you can teach the amazing art or craft your create? You can definitely learn minimal tech. Think about it, what would you tell one of YOUR students who said "I'm terrible at this"?
You don’t have to be perfect—your students want you, not a polished production. What you have to offer will make their lives more creative, better, easier and happier. Don' teeny them that gift!
All sessions will be recorded, and replays will be available. However, attending live gives you the opportunity to ask questions, get real-time feedback, and make progress alongside others. And.... GIVEAWAYS!!!!
If you’re a crafter, quilter, or artist who teaches in-person and wants to start your own online teaching business - but aren’t sure where to start - this is for you.
If you are a shop owner or designer who wants to explore how online workshops can work into your business - this is for you!
Whether you’re curious about Zoom workshops, on-demand courses, or a mix of both, this training will give you the clarity and confidence to move forward.
Lyric Montgomery Kinard is has been teaching composition and surface design techniques online since the days of dial-up modems! She has traveled the world teaching in-person and now spends most of her time with her global audience presenting live via Zoom.
She was named the 2011 International Association of Professional Quilters "Teacher of the Year."
She is co-founder of the Global Quilt Connection, a premier resource for quilters seeking online programming.