Bootcamp that used a peer-to-peer strategy. Video: Andrei Andreev

Peer-to-Peer Learning Experience Design (LXD) Training

What is it?

Consultative training via online video to help you see easy new ways you can leverage the power of peer-to-peer learning in your community.  

Who is it for?

Community managers/organizers, teachers, curriculum designers, aspiring organizers

What will I get?

An understanding of the elements that make peer-to-peer learning work:

  • How to document your curriculum for P2P (easier than you think!), or build on existing open source materials

  • Nuts and bolts of how to start, and sustain, an in-person or online learning lab event 

  • Range of strategies for pairing community members up

  • How to facilitate asynchronous peer-to-peer learning

  • How to connect peer-partners in ways that foster action and accountability

  • How to set up and run an effective buddy system

  • Free tools that can support managing and administrating your P2P program

  • How to invite your community members into the world of P2P

Benefits of peer-to-peer learning

  • Foster connection between community members

  • Cheaper and simpler than creating additional programming

  • Remove administrative hassle from peer to peer faciltiation you already do

  • Fun way to help community members become more accountable to one another

  • Help members develop better practice habits and skills

  • Increase the value they get from the community

  • Increase sense of ownership and commitment to the group

How will it work?

  • We'll meet for 1-hour online 1:1 consultative training conversations scheduled at your convenience

  • Simply book a time on my online scheduler

  • You may submit payment after you book via an online link I send you. Choose:  

    • $120 for a single session

    • $550 for 5 sessions ($500/session)

    • $990 for 10 sessions ($99/session)  

  • Bring all your questions about learning experience design and p2p learning to our session! 

About This Work

The training I offer provides a set of frameworks, practices, and tools to facilitate a flourishing peer-learning ecosystem. My work comes working closely with adult learners for fifteen years to co-create new learning formats, including establishing and directing an innovative and thriving school in Los Angeles, Oxygen Tango. During this period, I discovered firsthand the power, fun, and variety of peer-to-peer learning formats and the many benefits they bring. I can help you get started with: 

Learning Cohorts

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The purpose of a Learning Cohorts is to create a social field that allows each learner to feel connected with themselves, with one another, and with the larger community as they learn. 

Buddy Systems

Learning Labs

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Buddy Systems are a structured form of peer-mentoring that help new learners become integrated into a new community. These are augmented by Peer Practice, which pairs cohort members with one another.  

In Learning Labs, we pair up learners, optimizing for asymmetric levels. Each person spends 2 shifts learning, 2 shifts teaching. A documented curriculum of micro-lessons (missions) is provided, and facilitators troubleshoot.