@RachelArmington no I definitely agree with you. I mostly feel sad because I most likely won’t be able to afford it. But I’m trying stay hopeful. If not there’s still a bunch I can learn with just plain ol svs.
@RachelArmington My feeling is that SVS has shared pretty much Everything we could possibly hope for already through the classes and the podcast...i think "amazing secrets and strategies" is true if someone is not an SVS'r...so the marketing does seem a bit...off ...but i think we are not the target audience really? As a teacher i am hoping for a Course Content and Outcome Guide of some kind. What is the content of the class, how will we be able to apply what we learn in the class, are the outcomes measurable, how will the outcomes be assessed? Is this class really for everyone? If i need to work on some of the basics of image making will i still benefit from this class? If this is really a mentorship of some kind i would be pretty excited about that... a mentorship with any of the three(four?) would be pretty awesome.
Just saw their 2nd free video! I like how systematic they are with their information. Very action oriented!
Does anyone know if all the videos of CBP course will be available all at once. Or will they release them on some sort of schedule?
Second video very insightful.
@Neha-Rawat They may be all available once they’ve all been released at their own time, so maybe after they’re all out they might have a place where you can view them all together?
@Asyas_illos For me as well, regular SVS could last me for another year for certain. I've actually gone back over a few classes for a second time. I suspect they'll find ways to keep adding to SVS as well, maybe more guests teachers with new approaches.
@Kevin-Longueil Having any of that information laid out would be so helpful. But you’re right, the possibility of a mentor is the biggest draw by far.
@Neha-Rawat @Asyas_illos Hey, how did you guys access the videos? I’ve signed up with my email multiple times but haven’t received anything from CBP (I’ve checked Spam). And everything links back to the same sign up page.
@Asyas_illos Is there any way you can forward me the email at malchion@cooper.edu? The team members seem pretty tied up right now.
@cianamacaroni I’ll see what I can do my email has been acting weird lately let me know if you get or I’ll tell if it says nope
I got the links for the second and third video but not the first one.
K.Flagg
Hey guys, I thought I'd chime in here and answer some of your questions.
Price: This class has been a massive undertaking and we are still building it all. It is a LOT of content and we have a full team on it. So the price has not been advertised yet because we want to make sure its all locked down. We are comparing this class in quality to the absolute best instruction available at the college level and we will be cheaper than any college class out there.
SVS includsion: this is a stand alone system and has it's own site and price. We wanted to do it this way because otherwise we would have had to raise the price on the svs membership (which we did NOT want to do).
Free Videos: If you sign up on www.childrensbookpro.com you will receive 6 videos. These contain some pretty good content that is just a very small sample of what we do in the class. It also puts you in line for the initial class offering which will be limited to an "early bird" group. If you miss this window, you will still be able to take the class down the road, but some things are just for this group. For example, We are doing a live zoom session weekly for Q&A. This is not a full crit session, but it's a way to ask questions where we can hopefully help you out.
Schedule: The classes will "drip" content weekly. You can choose to follow along with that schedule or go at your own pace. You own the classes forever once you purchase it.
Let me know if you have any more questions at all. I'd be happy to answer as best I can. : )
Cheers,
Lee
@Asyas_illos For me as well, regular SVS could last me for another year for certain. I've actually gone back over a few classes for a second time. I suspect they'll find ways to keep adding to SVS as well, maybe more guests teachers with new approaches.
