The design of workplace learning typically requires input from a wide range of stakeholders, including HR, Legal and IT. But this week on The Good Practice Podcast, we hear from two people who decided to go it alone.

Bushcraft instructor Paul Kirtley and YouTuber Craig Taylor share their experiences of designing online learning content, with Ross G and Owen.

We discuss:

• The use of 'content splintering' to repurpose material on different platforms
• The use of links to drive traffic from one platform to another
• The importance of developing a relationship with your audience.

Show notes

You can find out more about Craig at: about.me/craigtaylor

For more from Paul, see:

• His website: frontierbushcraft.com
• His online courses: onlinebushcraftcourses.com/online-elementary
• His podcast: paulkirtley.co.uk/Topics/pkpodcast/
• His YouTube channel: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZd0Jw9pFXqWC0M1g73AGS49i7KtCK_v4
• His Instagram: instagram.com/paulkirtley
• His Wikipedia page: wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_Kirtley
• One of his online courses: identificationmasterclass.com

For more from Emerald Works, see: https://emeraldworks.com/

Owen recommended The Last Dance on Netflix.

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• Owen Ferguson @OwenFerguson
• Paul Kirtley @PKirt
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