From Good to Great: iSpring Course Crash Test

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Thousands of instructional designers have tested their skills in iSpring course creation contests. Now you have the chance to pressure-test yours.

In this webinar, we put the judging criteria to work. You'll dissect real entries, spot critical flaws before the judges do, and learn how to reinforce your course's strengths to win.

Anna Poli, a longtime iSpring contest judge and Senior Instructional Designer, will guide the session. Using real examples, she'll show how to use iSpring Suite features to address weaknesses and refine your course. Then, Julian Brunke, creator of a 2025 winning course, will deconstruct his project and explain the creative strategies that drove its success.

You’ll learn how to:

Apply a gold-standard framework: Use expert criteria to evaluate and improve your own course structure.
Analyze winning formulas: See what made top-rated courses engaging and effective, so you can apply their techniques to your own work.
Avoid common pitfalls: Identify and fix the most frequent design mistakes that undermine learning.
Refine before the deadline: Use a clear checklist to edit your course.

Special perks for attendees:

A certificate of attendance issued by iSpring
The webinar recording
A course creation checklist

About the presenter

Julian began his career in customer service, moving from frontline support to training and quality management at Wunderflats, a Berlin-based housing platform. This experience shaped his understanding of how structured learning can improve both performance and the customer experience. At Wunderflats, Julian now leads onboarding and quality programs that help Customer Operations deliver consistent, human-centered service.

Julian Brunke

Training & Quality Manager at Wunderflats

Anna is a senior instructional designer with over eight years of experience creating courses for diverse audiences and training needs. She’s also a regular speaker and instructor at iSpring events, including webinars, intensive training sessions, the flagship iSpring video course for instructional designers, and certification programs.

Anna Poli

Senior eLearning Developer at iSpring

You’ll learn how to:

Apply a gold-standard framework: Use expert criteria to evaluate and improve your own course structure.
Analyze winning formulas: See what made top-rated courses engaging and effective, so you can apply their techniques to your own work.
Avoid common pitfalls: Identify and fix the most frequent design mistakes that undermine learning.
Refine before the deadline: Use a clear checklist to edit your course.