Hi Harold,

The product of some research could be a white paper or a phd, the product of training expertise a course with a specific set of specifications to it such as how many hours, course objectives, course content, certificate, MBA etc.

This is sort of the 'standard' in the learning industry.

What I mean with products is though a duplicable, reproducable learning product or concept like for example the concept of Pecha Kucha.

To deliver such a presentation calls for mastery on behalf of the presenter, is a great learning experience because of concise thoughts, concise English, concise presentation techniques,t pace, pausing etc. and the 'learning outcome' is a presentation in a speedy presentation format, a product that can be published and shared.

So we have a learning experience, a learning process, a learning outcome AND a learning product.

Similar to this, I think that more learning products other than courses or certificates are out there.

Can you think of any?

Spontaneously a mindmap comes to mind. This is also a great learning product I find.

Or is it a product?