Learning Design Leadership is a 3-week immersive workshop for educators, trainers, L&D professionals, and learning designers who want to design learning experiences that are more intentional, engaging, and responsive to the people they're teaching.
By the end of the workshop, you’ll be able to:

Storyteller, Filmmaker, Media Entrepreneur
An award-winning filmmaker and media entrepreneur, Mark has created internationally recognized films and campaigns.
A French Government Scholar at ESEC in Paris, he teaches filmmaking, content marketing, and design across Asia.
Learning Experience Design is an approach to creating learning experiences that are intentional, learner-centered, and connected to meaningful outcomes. It considers not only what people need to learn, but also their context, motivations, interactions, and how they apply what they learn.
All three, and more! The workshop is designed for people who create, facilitate, or enable learning – including educators, trainers, L&D professionals, instructional designers, and people managers. You'll apply the process to a learning challenge relevant to your own context.
You don't need to be a formal LXD or have completed a previous LXD course. Some experience in teaching, training, facilitation, instructional design, or learning program development will help you connect the workshop to your work.
Yes. The workshop provides practical exposure to the LXD process and an opportunity to develop a learning experience. It is designed to build foundational capability rather than serve as a guarantee of employment or professional certification.
The workshop combines facilitated learning, practical tools, guided activities, and project development. You'll apply the concepts to a real learning challenge and develop your own learning experience throughout the three days.
You'll work toward a learning experience blueprint that includes your learning need, learner considerations, learning journey, activities, materials direction, and evaluation approach. The exact deliverables will depend on the workshop's finalized curriculum and facilitation process.
Yes, subject to the facilitator's guidance. Bringing an existing learning program or a real learning challenge can help you apply the tools to something relevant to your work. You'll explore opportunities to reframe, improve, or redesign the experience based on learner needs.
The workshop can help you develop the tools and agency to examine existing learning programs and identify opportunities for improvement. How much you can change a prescribed curriculum will depend on your institution's requirements, your role, and the scope of your authority.
Yes, you will receive a completion certificate for the workshop, as well as a toolkit for your learning journey.