Student interaction often leads to more overall engagement and transformation, but it can be tricky to get it right. Corrie Melanson shares how she leveraged her background as a process facilitator to create dynamic systems for effective peer interaction.
Corrie Melanson is the president of Sea Change CoLab, a company that ignites transformational learning and impact. As an instructional designer and process facilitator, she set out to develop meaningful dialogue processes that would invite greater participation and engagement.
In this episode, Danny, Abe and Corrie dive into instructional design practices and their impact on revenue and scalability. Corrie describes her course pricing and the models she’s put in place to ensure that her students can engage honestly and freely to get the most out of her course.
In this episode we discuss:
What is a blended or flipped classroom style?
Corrie’s holistic approach to integrated learning.
How a peer-based feedback system can save you time and actually help your students learn more.
Ways to create and cultivate a safe culture for honesty and vulnerability.
Creating models to increase student interaction and engagement.
How to be economically savvy when providing a sliding scale or scholarships.
How quality drives momentum.
“ And they feel like this is the first time they could ask these kinds of questions and not be, you know, considered like they’re doing something wrong.”
– Corrie Melanson
Corrie Melanson is an experienced process facilitator, trainer, and graphic recorder based in Halifax, Nova Scotia. As a graphic recorder, Corrie listens intently to capture key messages and outcomes, propelling group work to a new level of understanding and action. Her work with participants maximizes group dynamics and validates different learning styles. It’s her results-oriented approach that leads to innovative and tangible outcomes while focusing on key objectives.
Corrie excels at designing and facilitating dynamic change processes that build on individual and organizational strengths. As a process facilitator, she works with clients to develop effective learning and change processes that foster inclusion, collaboration and creativity.
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