Share your workshop through useful social posts
Use social posts to demonstrate the kind of thinking learners will practice in your explainx workshop. A useful example is more informative than a string of broad promises.
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Choose a clear example
Show a problem, the method you tried, and how you checked the result. Use public or fictional inputs and remove private details from screenshots. Explain one limitation or tradeoff that a learner should understand.
Connect it to the workshop
When relevant, add the intended audience, upcoming dates, and official workshop link. Label your relationship to the workshop clearly. Get permission before sharing learner work or testimonials.
Keep posts accurate
Check availability before publishing scheduled posts. Replace outdated enrollment invitations with a waitlist or current run when appropriate. Respond to substantive questions and use repeated questions to improve the workshop page. Do not treat likes or impressions as evidence that attendees achieved a learning outcome.
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