Crash Course on Rapid Media Technique

You want to make microlearning content. But where do you start?

This Process will Help you Make Microlearning Content Faster

Sure, you can plan classroom learning and design handouts all day long. But when it comes to making short "explainer" videos ... or podcasts your learners can access anytime and anywhere they want ... where do you start?

And how do you make content fast, without wasting the valuable time you need to do all the other stuff your boss needs you to get done? If that's not enough, there's that quality question - how can you make sure your content doesn't come across as amateur hour?

This Process will Save You Money and Hassle

These are all good questions. But not the only ones. How do you ensure every video, podcast or piece of written text consistently meets your standards? And how about budget? Trainers don't have big budgets - but that doesn't mean your content shouldn't look great.

The secret to many of these challenges is following a robust production workflow. Workflows help you do things faster, prevent mistakes and ensure everything is done to a consistently high standard.

Trainer Mojo's media workshops for trainers all follow the Rapid Media Technique. You can read about it in Jonathan Halls' book Rapid Media Development for Trainers.

This Process Has Helped Thousands of Trainers & Media Professionals

The Rapid Media Technique has helped thousands of trainers around the world. This 9-part online course will take you through the basics of the Rapid Media Technique. We'll start by reviewing the digital learning ecosystem. Then look at the whole process. Then dive into each step of the workflow.

This course is designed for trainers who don't have a lot of time. Each module takes less than seven minutes to complete. And each module comes with a handy infographic to download and use as a job aid.

Learn from an Expert with Decades Experience

This course is hosted by learning and media specialist, Jonathan Halls.

Jonathan used to head up the BBC's TV, radio operations and new media training, and has taught media production to media professionals in 25 countries for more than 25 years. He's been the judge of global media awards and worked across radio, TV, newspapers and digital media.

"Without a doubt," Jonathan says, "the most successful media producers and publishing organizations I have worked with have built their success by having a robust workflow."

"By implementing a robust workflow, you'll save yourself time, money and stress. Plus, be on a fast track to ensuring consistently high quality content."