What you'll learn
Customer Success
Customer Education
E-Learning course creation
Customer Care
Requirements
Content management
Description
What You'll Learn?The Customer Education Academy aims to become a place for your potential and active customers to come back to. In the academy, people should find educational content about your products and services as well as content that will help your customers in their personal development or business.Understand Customer EducationCreate a Strategy for Your Customer Education AcademyUnderstand Prototyping and TestingUnderstand Deployment and Optimalization Insights from the course:Find inspirationTake inspiration from companies that have already built successful Customer Education Academies. Google some excellent projects. Your ambition may be to create a massive university with hundreds of online courses, or it may be a 5-part video series that helps you explain to customers how your service works. These are just two examples. I recommend to type phrases like "customer learning centre" or "customer support centre" in a search engine. Also check your competitors to see what they do for their customers and theit education.Set priorities and goalsBuilding a customer academy takes time and effort. Start with focusing on areas that will bring you the maximum benefit and deliver results in the foreseenable future. Build the academy step by step through small and achievable goals.What is most important for you right now? Is it to improve customer onboarding? Do you want to create courses for new customers? Or to engage existing customers? To create digital campaigns that include educational content? Make your goals specific and quantifiable.Get a team and resources for your Customer Education projectTo build a customer academy, you need people and resources. You may have all the know-how in your head so you might think about creating such a customer academy by yourself. In that case, expect it to consume all your time.You'll most probably need experts to build the content with you. But you'll also need editors, proofreaders, and someone who understands websites or LMS platforms. You'll also need a copywriter, video production or at least a camera to shoot videos as academies can't do much without them these days. Have a brainstorming session with your team and try to predict what to expect.Create a project schedule and a budgetName your project milestones and tasks and set a binding deadline. Keep in mind that the goal is not to make an absolutely perfect academy but to make a functional academy that you can finnish on time and on budget. Plan one step at a time – for example, start with a single course, video, or article. Everything counts.Prototype of your Customer AcademyBefore you move to production, create a prototype. What is a prototype customer academy? For example, imagine you're doing educational series or a course with videos. First, you write the texts – scripts, then you can make videos where you try the texts out – e.g. on a mobile phone – to make it quick and easy.Validate the prototype with your team and with customersYou can show the videos to colleagues or clients and ask them what they think about the content. You can prototype an entire course this way – depending on how complex your project is. Don't be afraid to test. Testing will help you to get feedback and creat a great final project.Prepare your prototype for productionOnce you get feedback, edit the prototype, and get to work to get confident and know what the final product should look like. The prototype and feedback will give you confidence and a good idea before the actual production.Create and rollout your Customer AcademyWork on production of the academyAre you going to produce a video series? Or a sixty-lesson course? Or 30 courses? Or just one single video? You'll probably need an internal or external content production team. If you involved your production team in the prototype phase of the process, it'll be easier to get production off the ground.Your prototype will serve as an excellent basis for the assignment if you involve the production team in the production phase. Choose reliable partners, have an eye for details and remember that completing the project on time and on the budget is essential. Choose a modern platform or an online environment where your Customer Education Academy will be accessible.Introduce your academy to customersMake the academy visible and accesibleMake sure your potential or existing customers know about your academy and make it as accessible as possible. Promote your academy through communication channels such as social media, your web site, e-mail campaigns, etc.Measure and optimize your academyMonitor your clients' results within the online academy and get feedback about your training materials. Don't be afraid to keep improving your Customer Education Academy even when it's already running. Feel free to use more straightforward and simple content in the beginning and make it better gradually.
Overview
Section 1: Welcome
Lecture 1 Welcome
Section 2: Introduction
Lecture 2 What is Customer Education?
Lecture 3 What are Customer Education Academies?
Lecture 4 Define Your Goal
Section 3: Strategy
Lecture 5 Customer Academy Strategy Canvas
Lecture 6 Research on Your Customers
Lecture 7 Customer Academy Platform
Section 4: Prototype and Validation
Lecture 8 Academy Structure
Lecture 9 Content Sources and Inspiration
Lecture 10 Academy Content Concept Design – Internal Feedback
Lecture 11 Academy Prototype User Testing & Optimisation
Section 5: Production
Lecture 12 Production Plan
Lecture 13 Production Execution
Lecture 14 User Testing & Final Revision
Section 6: Academy Activation
Lecture 15 Learners Acquisition
Lecture 16 Learners Onboarding & Ongoing Support
Lecture 17 Academy Roadmap
Section 7: Your Strategy
Lecture 18 Create Your Customer Academy Strategy
Lecture 19 Share Your Assignment and Get Feedback
Lecture 20 Thank You!
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