DIY Online Operations Substack by Fractional COLO
DIY Online OperationsA Substack dedicated to those who want to build their own modern online operations at their university. Jeremiah is a Fractional Chief Online Learning Officer, serving as a trusted guide who helps universities transform their online strategy from chaos.
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Getting Your Hands Dirty: Why Implementation Beats Strategy in Online Education
When your car breaks down, you take it to a mechanic. A good mechanic doesn’t just diagnose the problem from across the shop…they lift the hood, assess the situation, get their hands dirty, and fix what’s broken.
Six Months In: The Good, The Hard, and What I'm Grateful For
When I officially hung up my shingle in mid-May 2025, I didn’t know exactly what to expect. I knew I wanted to help schools grow and develop their online education infrastructure. No lofty goals or revenue targets. I just knew I could help....
Starting the Conversation Earlier: Why Academic Leadership Programs Need an Online Learning Reality Check
I just finished listening to TOPCast Episode: 195 - Managing the Online Expectations of Presidents and Provosts and it got my wheels turning.
Can You Launch a New Online Program for Half a Million Dollars?
If you ask the following question to ten people, you'll probably get eleven responses. It's one that a lot of people have some pretty strong feelings about. It's also one that is a little bit of a black box which I think scares a lot of pre...
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Welcome to DIY Online Operations. With 20 years in higher ed, I guide universities in building modern online operations. Get insider tips and strategies, whether leaving an OPM or doing it yourself. Subscribe for actionable advice.
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