Ever seen a live event advertised but haven’t been able to attend due to the lack of available time? Can be frustrating to miss, can't it? Knowing our learners are in a similar position and hungry for your knowledge, as part of our membership promise to them, we want to make sure they have the option to rewatch the most useful live events so they don’t miss out either.

While sharing articles, frameworks, podcasts, 5-minute learnings and other supporting resources is a fantastic way to provide OnDemand support, the lessons you also provide within your Live content are incredibly valuable too.

Converting Live events into OnDemand events can be super simple, so long as you keep to a clear agenda and lay out some ground rules for the event. To help make it even easier, we’ve put a guide together;

We can join these events with you to moderate and support creating the very best content together.

House rules;

• Take control of everyone’s microphones, and make sure they are all on mute from the beginning.
• Direct all questions into the chat to make sure that the session is focused and not taken off course by one learner. You can then tap into these questions at the end of the recording period.
• Keep introductions brief - the session can go by quickly, particularly if you are introducing two or three core concepts to the group.

How to run;

This is probably something you are already doing, but, keeping a simple agenda to the side for you to follow for recording the learning part of your event can make sure this stays on track and is beneficial not only live but when rewatched multiple times

A very simple agenda we have followed before for an hour-long session;

• Introductions to yourself and the topic [5 minutes]
• Clarity on the outcome of the event, how this will help reach KPIs and the transformation the members can expect [5 minutes]
• The teaching [30 mins]
• A summary, to recap and embed the lessons covered [5 mins]
• The takeaway/call to action after the event. [5 mins]

After these steps have been completed, you can stop your recording, and continue with any live Q&A for the last 10 minutes of your session, so that attendees can gather greater value for attending.

To kickstart engagement in the platform and make it super easy for time-poor learners to access the key takeaways, we would recommend breaking your recording down in a written post:

• Highlight the outcome and takeaways at the top