Service: Training & Speaking
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Talks
I’ve spoken at more than eighteen WordCamps, alongside corporate workshops and professional-association events, on WordPress, AI operations, and learning technology. The recordings worth keeping are collected here. If you’re weighing me for a keynote or a workshop, watching one is the fastest way to see how I present before you book a call. See speaking…
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The case for the second draft
I finished a paragraph this morning, read it back, and felt that small private satisfaction of having said the thing. It was all there. The argument, the example, the point. And then I read it again, slower, and noticed it wasn’t a paragraph at all. It was four half-formed thoughts that happened to be sitting…

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Speaking & Training Delivery
Conference talks, classroom ILT, virtual training, and corporate briefings on WordPress, AI operations, and learning technology — practitioner delivery for developer, L&D, and editorial audiences.
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Learning
The problem this fixes. The LMS was stood up two platform generations ago. The course architecture doesn’t match how the team actually designs learning. The SIS connection breaks twice a year and nobody knows why. Learner data is split across three systems. The person who built it left eighteen months ago. Active-learner attendance for M.L.…
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WordPress training for teams
Live WordPress training for your comms or marketing team. Curriculum tailored to your site. Half-day $2,200, full-day $3,800. MA in L&T. Free 20-min call.

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Moodle to WordPress: when the move is the upgrade, and when it isn’t
How to migrate from Moodle to a WordPress LMS stack with user mapping, course parity, enrollment continuity, and reporting validation.

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Microsoft PowerPoint Training 101
Microsoft PowerPoint Level 1 training — slides that communicate clearly, without borrowed templates and designs that distract from the content.

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Newspapers with WordPress
Slide deck from a 2012 talk on running a newsroom on WordPress — editorial roles, workflow, and the technical choices that keep multi-author publishing honest.

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The week the platform moved, and the teaching had to keep pace.
WordPress 7.0 landed and everything downstream had to move with it — the client answer, the courses, the free tools. This is what that week looked like, and why keeping pace is the whole job.
