Learning Projects are at the heart of UNI Learn’s approach to active, goal-driven learning.
1. Encourage Learners to Create a Project
Suggest learners start a Learning Project early in your mentorship.
Projects help them define clear goals, track progress, and stay engaged.
Learners can choose to keep projects private or publish them for others.
2. Collaborate on Project Design
Guide learners to set a specific goal and clear success criteria.
Help them break the project into milestones.
Suggest relevant resources, tools, and activities for each milestone.
Use the Backward Design approach: start with the end goal, then plan the steps to reach it.
3. Integrate Projects into Your Sessions
Use sessions to review progress and adjust plans.
Celebrate completed milestones and set the next one.
Encourage learners to document their process and reflect on what they’ve learned.
4. Leverage Project Builder Features
Show learners how to add text, videos, images, and links to their projects.
Recommend they use templates (and soon, the AI Assistant) to speed up creation.
Remind them that drafts stay in the Studio until published or marked private.
5. Use Projects to Showcase Your Expertise
Create your own Learning Projects and publish them for free or for sale.
Learners browsing your projects may be more likely to book sessions with you.
Published projects can provide passive income in addition to live sessions.
💡 Tip: Projects make learning tangible—learners leave with something they’ve built, not just something they’ve heard.