💻 Virtual courses

Based on my experience, colleagues who attend the courses in person rarely revisit the online recordings afterwards. In contrast, those who specifically choose virtual participation usually watch the recordings two or three times and invest much more effort in mastering the material.

Since the content is exactly the same in both formats, the difference lies in the fact that online participants tend to rewatch and repeat the videos, which allows them to study the material much more consciously and in greater depth.

As a result, when I meet colleagues at practical workshops who have previously completed my online courses, they often respond to my questions immediately and with confidence. In comparison, participants who only attended in person are often more hesitant.

This does not mean that one format is inherently more valuable than the other. Rather, it emphasizes that personal effort and repeated review of the videos are key elements in the learning process. My experience clearly shows that online participation is by no means of lesser value than attending in person.

For those who cannot attend the courses in person, or who prefer to study at home on their own, the online course is an excellent choice. The lectures are clear, engaging, and filled with useful, practice-oriented knowledge and information. What’s more, you can rewatch them as many times as needed. I am very glad I completed this online course, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to all colleagues.