FREE LECTURE for educators | Turning a Class into a Team of Thinkers

What if a whole class built one shared body of knowledge instead of sitting through the same lesson side by side? This lecture shows how Collaborative Rhizomatic Mapping turns individual students into a collective intelligence.

Collaborative Rhizomatic Mapping is a non-linear method for collecting what a group knows and is learning onto a single shared map, where everyone's contributions connect and build on each other.

I'll show how a class can pool its knowledge into one collaborative map, with two benefits beyond the shared overview: disagreements become a space to debate and the gaps in the map show the class exactly where to research next.

You'll leave understanding how the method works and able to start building a collaborative map with your own students.

🗓️ Monday, February 2, 2027 · 🕕 17:00–17:40 EET (30 min + 10 min Q&A) · 💻 Zoom

Free. Can't make it live? Register anyway and I'll send you the recording. Join us live and leave with a coupon for 10% off a first private session – for yourself or your team.