DAY 1

1. Introduction to LearningStore
   Overview of the platform architecture, core features, and its use in training sales. 
   
   
2.  Course Catalog Management
   Creating, editing, and publishing courses in various languages, organized by categories and formats. 
   
   
3.  Training Calendar Configuration
   Synchronization with Learn365, managing ILT sessions, schedules, and availability.

DAY 2

1.  Customer and Participant Account Management
   Creating profiles for individual and business clients, assigning roles, and managing access. 
   
   
2. Registration and Purchase Process
   Adding trainings to the cart, handling online payments, and registration confirmations.
   
   
3. Admin Panel
   Managing orders, users, reports, discounts, and catalog visibility. 

DAY 3

1. Integration with Learn365 and Microsoft Dynamics 365
   BC Overview of integrations: course, user, certificate, and invoice synchronization. 
   
   
2. Common Issues and Troubleshooting
   Discussion of typical user errors and ways to resolve them, as well as contacting support.

The session will take place in a virtual Teams room, where participants can actively engage in presentations, ask questions via chat, and take part in Q&A sessions. A web browser or the Microsoft Teams app is required, along with access to a microphone and optionally a webcam. The meeting link will be shared upon confirmation of attendance.

Additionally, participants should ensure a stable internet connection (min. 10 Mbps), use a headset for better audio clarity, and disable background noise when possible. The training may include interactive elements such as polls, breakout rooms, and screen sharing, so compatibility with standard eLearning tools (HTML5, SCORM-friendly environment) is recommended for an optimal experience.

Talking about art takes many forms, from studio visits and exhibition tours to public talks and interviews. Public speaking and exchanging ideas are fundamental to working in the arts. However, talking in front of an audience can often feel intimidating. How do we speak clearly and meaningfully? How can we convey complex art concepts to a broader audience?

This course offers practical tools and approaches to help curators, artists, or art critics talk about art with confidence, clarity, and imagination. Through improvisational exercises and inspiring examples—from bell hooks to Anne Carson and Christine Sun Kim—you’ll practice new ways of engaging audiences and keeping the conversation going.

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