Ginette Tessier is the author of Get That Course Online
Get That Course Online is the step-by-step guide for experts who want to increase their impact and income”, a book available on Amazon about which one reader said, “I had to stop using my highlighter pen as it was pointless – nearly every word of every page was slowly turning green.”
Since 2015, Ginette has been helping trainers and other subject matter experts create effective and engaging online courses. She is a firm believer that if running your own business isn’t fun, then you’re not doing it right.
She lives in sunny Bournemouth with Scamp, her rescued Jack Russell Terrier cross and runs Get That Course Online as part of The Get That Gang® – a suite of services for experts who want to create online assets that do what they’re supposed to.
Her top brag so far is that Ed Sheeran has watched her umpire a hockey match. Twice.
- Online course creation top tips: are you using quizzes properly?
Ginette Tessier shows you how to make your quizzes count Quizzing functionality is often highlighted as a key benefit of online course hosting solutions. The ability to offer a quiz at the end of every lesson is assumed to be a good way to ensure learning transfer has taken place. … Read more: Online course creation top tips: are you using quizzes properly? - Online course creation top tips: measures of success
Ginette Tessier reminds us that it’s not just the video equivalent of bums on seats we should be looking at One of the most quoted measures of success for online courses are completion rates. But is this really the best way to tell if an online course is any good?… Read more: Online course creation top tips: measures of success - Online course creation top tips: don’t create a Swiss Army knife
Are your e-learning courses causing your learners or clients to groan? Ginette Tessier is here to share her tips to make you, and your clients, happy with their online learning Many online courses are created as solutions that can be applied to several different situations, without considering the current and… Read more: Online course creation top tips: don’t create a Swiss Army knife
