Building Your First Online Course

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This webinar provides a practical guide to building your first online course, whether a short micro-course or a full semester subject. It covers the essential steps from planning and content design to selecting tools, engaging learners, and evaluating outcomes. By the end, you will have a clear framework to confidently design, deliver, and refine your own online learning experience.

In this session, you’ll learn:

How to design and structure an online course that aligns with your learning outcomes and audience needs
How to select the practical steps, tools, and platforms required to build both micro-courses and full semester courses
Strategies to effectively engage learners and assess their progress throughout the course
Techniques to continuously improve your course after launch

Special perks for attendees:

A certificate of attendance issued by iSpring
The webinar recording
An expert guide through the entire process of authoring an eLearning course

About the presenter

Dr. Lyndon Walker is an experienced academic and researcher with more than 20 years of lecturing experience. His teaching has been recognized with an Australian Government Office of Learning and Teaching (OLT) Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning, Swinburne University’s Vice-Chancellor's Award for Teaching, and multiple student-voted lecturer of the year awards. In his spare time, he shares his knowledge of AI and statistics on YouTube, plays guitar, and competes in powerlifting.

Dr. Lyndon Walker

Statistical consultant and course creator

In this session, you’ll learn:

How to design and structure an online course that aligns with your learning outcomes and audience needs
How to select the practical steps, tools, and platforms required to build both micro-courses and full semester courses
Strategies to effectively engage learners and assess their progress throughout the course
Techniques to continuously improve your course after launch