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Teach Online Without Feeling Like Work: Build Courses That Practically Sell Themselves
Teaching online doesn’t have to feel like a grind. In fact, it shouldn’t. Teach Online Without Feeling Like Work: Build Courses That Practically Sell Themselves is your shortcut to creating courses that do the heavy lifting — attracting, engaging, and selling to your ideal students, even when you’re not around. This isn’t about endless webinars or pushy sales funnels. It’s about crafting irresistible courses that make your audience say, “Where do I sign up?” — again and again. Inside, you’ll discover: The “Effortless Enrollment” formula that fills seats without sweat or sleaze How to design course content that connects and keeps students hooked The secret to automating sales so you can focus on what you love — teaching Why the best courses feel like a conversation, not a chore How to price and package your expertise for maximum impact and income If you want to teach and make money without burnout… If you want a course that sells itself while you sleep… If you want to share your knowledge and enjoy the ride… This book is your blueprint. Because teaching online should feel like passion — not pressure.
Beyond Calculation
Author: Peter J. Denning
language: en
Publisher: Springer Science & Business Media
Release Date: 2012-12-06
In March 1997, the Association for Computing Machinery will celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the electronic computer. To understand what an extraordinary fifty years the computer has had, you need only look around you--probably no farther than your desk. Computers are everywhere: in our cars, our homes, our supermarkets, at the phone company office, and at your local hospital. But as the contributors to this volume make clear, the scientific, social and economic impact of computers is only beginning to be felt. These sixteen invited essays on the future of computing take on a dazzling variety of topics, with opinions from such experts as Gordon Bell, Sherry Turkle, Edsger W. Dijkstra, Paul Abraham, Donald Norman, Franz Alt, and David Gelernter. This brilliantly eclectic collection, commissioned to celebrate a major milestone in an ongoing technological revolution, will fascinate anybody with an interest in computers and where they're taking us.