Are you Overstuffing the Burrito?

By SandraSeptember 7, 2018 blog adult education, agenda, best practices, capacity, course, course design, facilitation, learning, overstuff, training, workshops

I like a good burrito every now and then. Some chicken, black beans, rice, cheese, and salsa – yum. But, when you overstuff it – the results are not pretty. You can be sure that after a few bites in, the stuffing will be everywhere. Today, I was doing some research for a client…

Don’t Discount Live Events

By SandraJune 21, 2017 blog, Uncategorized course design, facilitation, lessons learned, live events, online, teaching, workshops

So much of our life is online. We have tethered ourselves to our laptops or phones for just about everything. Including where we learn. However, I was reminded yesterday that we as Adult Educators shouldn’t discount the live event.

5 Common Mistakes When Giving a Workshop

By SandraMay 3, 2017 blog adult education, course design, facilitation, subject matter exerts, teaching, workshops

Going to a workshop? Has this ever happened to you? You plan to attend a workshop because the facilitator has promised to share his or her expertise. You are eager to learn what they are offering so you can use those nuggets in your business or life in general. But you get there…

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