Curriculum
A five-module path from raw material to finished production
Each module builds on the last, moving from planning through drafting, editing, and the handoff that keeps every fact the expert's own. Work through it at home, at your own pace.
Format
A recorded masterclass, paired with a working toolkit
Lessons are recorded, so you can move through them on your own schedule from home. Each module pairs a short lesson with a template or worksheet from the production toolkit, so you leave with something usable, not just notes.
01 · Modules
The five modules, in order
- 01
Audience and outcome planning
Map who a course or e-book is really for and what a finished reader should be able to do with it before a single page is drafted.
- 02
Outline and source management
Turn a subject-matter expert's notes, transcripts, or research into a clean, defensible outline you can both work from.
- 03
Drafting and instructional structure
Build lessons or chapters with a consistent shape — objectives, explanation, examples, and a clear next step for the reader.
- 04
Editing, worksheets, and formatting
Tighten language, build supporting worksheets and references, and format everything for accessible reading on any device.
- 05
Rights, expert sign-off, and production handoff
Track source rights, route drafts back to the expert for factual approval, and package the final files for delivery.
02 · Learning outcomes
What you can do once you finish
Turn approved source material into an outline
Draft and edit lessons or chapters
Prepare worksheets, references, and accessible formatting
Coordinate expert review, rights checks, and final delivery
03 · Who it suits
Writers, assistants, and creators who want to support experts with research organization, editing, formatting, and production.
You don't need a publishing background. You do need patience for detail, comfort writing and editing, and a willingness to route every factual claim back to the subject-matter expert for approval.
See what a real module feels like
Head to the Practice page for a sample outline and worksheet before you send an inquiry.