Teaching Live Online

Running live sessions, webinars and cohort classes that people show up for.

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Running a Cohort: Why Groups Finish and Individuals Do Not

Teaching Live Online

Running a Cohort: Why Groups Finish and Individuals Do Not

Cohorts complete at far higher rates than self-paced courses. The reason is structural, and it can be borrowed.

19/08/2026 6 min read

Office Hours and One-to-One Sessions: Getting Value From Limited Time

Teaching Live Online

Office Hours and One-to-One Sessions: Getting Value From Limited Time

Individual time is the most valuable and most limited thing you offer. Structure decides whether it helps one person or many.

19/08/2026 6 min read

Live Online Classes: Making the Session Worth Attending

Teaching Live Online

Live Online Classes: Making the Session Worth Attending

If a live session could have been a recording, people stop coming. The value has to be something only live provides.

19/08/2026 6 min read

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