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Rank Newbie to convert a 2005 Trek 7200 FX Hybrid

• Thread starter ace5000
• Start date Apr 3, 2021
• Apr 3, 2021

Hello, Any help would be appreciated! This is for running around the city streets maybe 20 miles round trip, mostly flat some inclines. I'm looking for a reliable kit - speed is good! Rear hub kit is best, yes? I did see one on Amazon - Ebikeling??? Any good? The trek has 700x35C tires 750 Rims 11-32, 8 speed x 3 1/2x3/32 chain Thank you!!!  

• Apr 7, 2021

I have the same exact bike, spent a couple of days looking at all the various kits and what it would take to do a good conversion to the bike came to the conclusion that it was better to buy a ready-made E bike. There are so many things you would need to change on the Trek to make it safe such as converting the brakes to disc brakes which would require a new front fork, new front wheel with appropriate hub and as well as buying the rotors & calipers. The set up I specked out was about $1000 not counting any special labor necessary and not converting the brakes. I chose to buy a HIMAWAY all-terrain cruiser. It is much heavier than the converted bike would be but it has the advantage of the huge 4 inch wide balloon tires. You asked about the Amazon kits, you have to be very careful there and do a lot of investigation so you know what you're buying & what you should buy. The cheap kits and cheap batteries will not work out well I feel quite sure. I don't know if that helps you at all. But that's the information I can pass on to you from my own experience.  

Understood - thank you!  

Would you go with a rear hub bike? My budget is under$1k...  

ace5000 said: Would you go with a rear hub bike? My budget is under$1k... Click to expand...

That would be great but I have 700cc wheels and searched to no avail. There are Ebikeling kits I looked at. Also I have std. friction brakes. Would it be dangerous without disc brakes? I also have a 750w restriction in Ohio...  

Keep your brakes adjusted and watch for pad wear and you'll be totally fine. Especially at 750 watts.  

• Apr 8, 2021

Thank you all for your input! I'm ready to pull the trigger on a Bafang 48v 750, 860C display mid-drive for 700cc wheels on Ebay or Amazon. There is a choice of pedal gear sizes of 52 48 46T. It is mostly flat around here but are some extended grades. I weigh 210lbs. Your thoughts on the gear size?  

• Apr 11, 2021

ace5000 said: Thank you all for your input! I'm ready to pull the trigger on a Bafang 48v 750, 860C display mid-drive for 700cc wheels on Ebay or Amazon. There is a choice of pedal gear sizes of 52 48 46T. It is mostly flat around here but are some extended grades. I weigh 210lbs. Your thoughts on the gear size? Click to expand...

Last comment was so helpful...!  

• Jul 18, 2022

ace5000 said: Last comment was so helpful...! Click to expand...

I bought the Bafang 48v 750, 860C display mid-drive and runs amazing.  

ace5000 said: I bought the Bafang 48v 750, 860C display mid-drive and runs amazing. Click to expand...

For 700C tires, Bafang says 44T chain ring. That is what I put on my 750W 48V BBS02B mid drive on Trek FX 7.2 Hybrid. I weigh 196#. My wife has the 500W w/48T chain ring and is 70# lighter. She just pretty much leaves on the 4th cog, set a max speed of 15 mph and just cruises with a big smile on her face. We are both using the stock Trek linear pull brakes. They work fine.  

Jeffco said: Thanks, any special sizing or installation issues? Click to expand...

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ace5000 said: Hello, Any help would be appreciated! This is for running around the city streets maybe 20 miles round trip, mostly flat some inclines. I'm looking for a reliable kit - speed is good! Rear hub kit is best, yes? I did see one on Amazon - Ebikeling??? Any good? The trek has 700x35C tires 750 Rims 11-32, 8 speed x 3 1/2x3/32 chain Thank you!!! Click to expand...

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Is The Trek 7100 A Good Hybrid Bike? [Trek 7100 Review]

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The Trek 7100 is a hybrid bike that builds on the Trek 7000. The Trek 7100, which debuted almost 20 years ago in 2002, is an affordable, versatile bike that many commuters adore.

The price is reasonable, and because the hybrid bike is a cross between a mountain bike and a regular bike, the comfort and all other aspects of the bike are of high quality.

Welcome to the Best Bike Select blog. Below, we break down the Trek 7100’s mountain and general commuting performance, components and specs, and comparisons with several other versions, as well as some comparison tables to help you choose a suitable hybrid bike.

If you want to learn more, check out our list of the Top 12 Best Hybrid Bikes Under $500 For Men And Women.

Mountain Performance

Given that the Trek 7100 is a hybrid bike, it’s reasonable to expect it to outperform a professional mountain bike in the mountains.

However, when it comes to general mountain riding, there aren’t many complaints if you ride the Trek 7100.

To begin with, climbs, particularly fast climbs on trails, are popular among mountain bikers, and the Trek 7100 hybrid performs admirably on such terrain.

It can accelerate quickly on flat trails thanks to the 3X7 drivetrain, and the medium 700*35C hybrid tires provide some power for fast climbs.

However, one of the trek 7100’s riding limitations is that it is not suitable for steep climbs.

The descending performance is also comparable to that of a standard bike.

The steep head tube angle allows for good performance on smooth forest road singletrack, but it is slightly lacking on rough ground and does not allow for too fancy moves, so this is a hybrid bike that can be ridden in the mountains and is ideal for simple mountain riding.

Commuting Performance

The trek 7100 excels at road riding.

When it comes to sidewalk handling, the trek 7100 can handle it with ease, whether it’s a slightly potholed surface or a brick-lined sidewalk.

Although not as fast as a road bike, the 7100 is more comfortable to ride than road bikes in the same price range.

Park trails or woodland trails by the street will be very easy with only 50 mm of fork travel, and loose branches will have almost no effect on it. Fenders and a rear rack are optional extras.

It is now more suitable for commuting.

When compared to other hybrid bikes, the Trek 7100 rides slightly faster due to its steep head tube angle, which allows it to be faster on both uphill and downhill commuting roads.

I prefer the Trek 7100 for riding on park trails because the sit-to-stand riding position, soft seat, and subtle chain sound make it easier to get to your destination.

Aluminum Frame (4.0/5)

Most hybrid bikes are built with both men’s and women’s frames. And the Trek 7100 is no different.

The Trek 7100 women’s bike has a straddle style frame that makes riding easier for women. The men’s frame is more akin to a woodland mountain bike.

The homogenized frame makes it difficult for riders to choose, but the frame of the Trek 7100 retains the Trek 7000 model, so there are no overly complicated changes when riding in the mountains.

Front Fork (3.5/5)

The 7100 in 2002 used a less expensive steel fork, so the body weight was lighter, but it was less comfortable for mountain trail riding.

The 7100, on the other hand, has since adopted an aluminum suspension with only 50 mm of travel, but for a hybrid bike that focuses on commuting and comfortable riding, the cost is low on the one hand, and the performance of other components must be considered on the other.

As a result, it is an acceptable type of suspension. When riding in a normal mountain, the fork does not have a soft or hard damping effect, making it more difficult to bottom out. Trek’s fork performs better in all of the effects observed.

3X7 drivetrain (4.0/5)

Shimano’s drivetrain has the same configuration as the drivetrain of many cheap mountain bikes nowadays, and it performs well in terms of sturdiness and riding efficiency, as well as responsiveness.

Commuter riding is less likely to encounter intense riding riders, but dealing with the terrain of commuting is one of its strengths, with 21-speed combinations that provide a wide range of shifts.

SRAM Shift Levers (4.2/5)

Despite being a low-end SRAM twist shifter, there isn’t much to complain about when shifting given the performance of SRAM in this component. The shifts are quick and easy.

Crisp shifting sounds, as well as violent shifting, enable simultaneous front and rear gear changes. Durable shifter that has been in use for over 5 years.

Bontrager Webspring Saddle (4.5/5)

The Trek 7100 multitrack comes standard with a Bontrager seat that hasn’t received too many complaints about its comfort.

The benefits of a comfortable bike were transferred to a hybrid bike, which appeared to be more advanced at the time.

The mesh saddle is very breathable, but it is more difficult to clean. The lower part of the Saddle has shock-absorbing springs for added comfort. When riding, there is also some shock absorption.

The seat height can be adjusted at any time to accommodate different riding positions. As a result, the 7100 hybrid is an extremely comfortable hybrid bike.

Slightly swept back handlebar (3.8/5)

This is a middle option between mountain riding and comfortable riding. Not only can it be ridden sitting up, but it can also be adapted to general mountain climbing riding.

Accommodates a wide variety of riding positions on a wide variety of terrain.

700 x 35c tires (4.0/5)

The tires on the Trek 7100 bike are those of a road bike. The standard tire size without the multi-section mountain bike tread is 700 x 35c.

Commuter road riding is more concerned with speed and comfort. The double-walled alloy rims ensure that they will last a long time and will not deform.

With the inner tube configuration, no specific parameters for how much air pressure were discovered, which has no effect on your daily riding.

It can roll very smoothly on smooth roads, and it can also provide a strong grip on brick roads. The tread is softer and offers more traction in turns.

Benefits of the trek 7100

• Affordable price, the selling price has never exceeded $500
• Lightweight aluminum frame with relatively low overall weight
• 3×7 drivetrain that offers a wide range of shifts
• Soft seat for a comfortable ride
• Standard tires for a fast ride
• Equipped with a simple fork with shock absorption in commuter roads

What we don’t like about it

• Alloy cable pull brakes that limit mountain riding
• The travel is relatively short, only 50 mm
• The pedals are of average quality and easily damaged

trek 7100 hybrid Specs

• What is the body weight of trek 7100?

About 29.1(13KG) pounds. Some reviews point out that it is similar to the Trek 3700.

• How much is the trek 7100 worth?

Depending on the condition of the bike, it is expected to be $66-$130. The better the condition of the bike, the higher the value.

Other versions

2002 trek 7100.

The older 2002 Trek 7100 has no shock fork, the rigid alloy fork is very comfortable and lighter for normal road riding, but the steel handlebar will rust if not carefully maintained. But overall it is still very strong.

2005 Trek 7100

For the first time, a shock-front fork is used. Other components are not too different from the 2002 Trek 7100, but the whole bike is made of more aluminum components, so it is easier to maintain.

2011 Trek 7100

Commuting comfort has been improved with the Bontrager Boulevard saddle, which is tougher and softer. Longer commutes require them more, and the handlebar swept back a bit to allow for faster riding.

2012 Trek 7100

The closest 2012 Trek 7100, the more common hybrid bike on the used bike platform. Not much different from the 2011 Trek 7100, but the paint color is a bit more stylish.

Compare Tables

Trek fx 2 disc vs 7100.

The Trek FX 2 Disc is a hybrid bike that resembles a road bike.

If you live in the neighborhood and need to get to your destination faster. The Trek FX 2 Disc is better suited to your requirements.

Alpha Gold Aluminum frame, 700x35c tires, 2X9 drivetrain, and Tektro HD-R280 hydraulic disc brake are included. Internal alignment that is neat and stylish.

There’s also the popular 2X9 drivetrain, which is easier to ride and has a wider gear range.

There’s also a chainguard on the Crank, so whether you’re riding to the gym, commuting, or shopping at the farmer’s market, these Trek FX 2 Discs are an excellent choice.

They are a great alternative to hybrid bikes because they are priced similarly to the Trek 7100.

Learn more: Is The Trek FX1 Worth Buying?

Trek Dual Sport 1 vs 7100

The Trek Dual Sport 1 is the same as the Trek 7100, a hybrid bike that is both efficient on the sidewalk and comfortable on rough terrain and even light trails.

You like casual riding on all kinds of terrain, or the occasional rough patch in your commute.

The Trek Dual Sport 1 is an excellent choice.

A lightweight aluminum frame, a shock fork with enough travel to excel in rough terrain, a dependable 16-speed drivetrain with multiple gearing so you never pedal too hard or too soft, all-terrain tires that grip but roll fast, and disc brakes for all-weather braking power are all included.

It has mechanical disc brakes, as opposed to the Trek 7100, for better braking and less maintenance. The fork travel has been increased to 63mm, which is more than adequate.

While it is not designed for strenuous mountain riding, it is ideal for less crowded forest trails or small bumps in the hilly wilderness. 45c tires have more traction, making it easier to ride in rough terrain.

Learn more: Trek Dual Sport 2 Reviews- The Super Cost-Effective Bike

Schwinn Discover Hybrid Bike vs Trek 7100

The Schwinn Discover Hybrid Bike is a popular Schwinn hybrid bike.

The Schwinn Discover is known for its comfortable ride, and it has an aluminum frame similar to the Trek 7100, as well as a 3X7 drivetrain.

And the MSRP is very close to the Trek 7100, with more paint color options for a more stylish commuter ride than the Trek 7100. The configuration is not as advanced as the other models mentioned previously.

It is a hybrid mountain bike that can also be used for basic mountain riding. If you prefer a more comfortable bike, the Schwinn Discover is a good option.

Learn more: Schwinn Discover Hybrid Bike Review – Best 21-Speed Hybrid Bike

Schwinn Cabo Cruiser Women’s Bike vs Trek 7100

For the ladies, we’ve got a comparison of the Schwinn Cabo and Trek 7100. The Schwinn Cabo is not as well equipped as the Trek 7100, but it is a simpler and more practical bike that many women prefer for commuting.

For starters, its lovely color scheme and large swept-back handlebars make it easier for ladies to see the scenery as they ride.

The original model also includes a basket and a rear rack, as well as mudguards and a chain guard.

The Schwinn Cabo is the ideal hybrid bike for urban women, with more storage space for casual holiday trips and more items to bring along.

Learn more: Schwinn Cabo Cruiser Women’s Bike Review

Final Verdict (4.0/5)

The Trek 7100 is just the right configuration at an affordable price. A hybrid bike that can accommodate commuting and rugged trail riding. The lack of heavyweight and wide gear range makes the Trek 7100 a good hybrid bike. We ended up giving Trek 7100 a rating of 4.5 out of 5.

Learn more: Is The Trek 7200 A Good Hybrid Bike?

Is The Trek 7.2 A Good Hybrid Bike? [Trek 7.2 FX Review]

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Trek produced the 7000 bike in 2012 and can be classified as a Hybrid bicycle, this exact model costs in american market arround $379.99. 7000 bike is available in many sizes such as 15 , 17.5 , 20 and 22.5 . Trek Hybrid 7000 can be found in a few colors, among these colors Platinum and Sparkling Silver . This bike is equiped with Bontrager H4 700x35c tires while the rims are manufactured by Unavailable wheelset. Trek equiped this exact model with Tektro linear pull braking system and Alloy hubs Alloy hubs. To guarantee the comfiest ride Trek used Alpha Silver aluminum material for the frame. Bontrager Approved steel 50mm high strength material is used on the handlebar of this 7000 to ensure the perfect handling while the stems are made of Alloy with adjustable rise. For the smoothest biking experience Forged alloy 48/38/28t is used on this bicycle linked to Unavailable chain chain that is easily replaceable as stated by Trek , the whole system is connected to a high reliability SRAM MRX twist gear shift levers.

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JRS said: While this happens in Russia, it surely could mean that security needs to reviewed in all airports around the world. Click to expand...

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Philosophy & Practice: How Reading 416 Books Directed My Life’s Purpose

Connecting the dots between my favorite titles and my professional development goals.

I’ve had a lot of time to reflect on the 416 books I’ve read and the person I’ve become.

You should take the time to do the same.

It also occurred to me that I could use ChatGPT to analyze the type of person I am, my skills and goals, and courses of action to double down on building my skills.

You can do this too.

Simply take the list of books you’ve read in the past year or two, explain a bit about yourself and what you want out of the response in the prompt you type in ChatGPT, and hit enter.

The results were pretty cool, although it just confirmed what I already knew about myself.

But it did help me realize some of the things I still need to do to transition into a better life.

What you’ll see below:

ChatGPT Prompt and Response

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My List of 416 Books

Chatgpt prompt.

I will provide you a list of books I have finished since I started tracking the books I've read since 2013, but I will do it in about two or three prompts. The list is in chronological order starting from the most recent. I want you to analyze the type of person I am based on the types of books in this list and the order in which I read them. I’m a 39-year-old male from America living in Indonesia, take into consideration that I got married in 2013 to an Indonesian and I had my first child, a daughter in 2017. I have moved jobs three times, all of them have been as an English teacher. Soon, we want to move back to America and I want to work remotely in the Edtech industry. What interests do I have, what skill sets may I have to offer others, and what do you think my philosophy on life is based on what I've read? Describe me as best as you can and offer a plan of action I can take on career choices and businesses I can create:

ChatGPT’s Response

Based on the books you've read and the order in which you've read them, I can infer a few things about your interests, skills, and life philosophy.

Interests and Themes:

Personal Growth and Self-Improvement : Books like Write It Down, Make It Happen and The Power of Writing It Down show your dedication to personal development and goal setting. You're focused on harnessing your inner potential and have a strong belief in the power of mindset and intention.

Professional Development in Education and EdTech : Titles such as The Accidental Instructional Designer , The eLearning & Instructional Design Roadmap , and The Six Disciplines of Breakthrough Learning suggest that you're deeply interested in instructional design and are preparing to transition to or excel in the Edtech industry. You're likely skilled in curriculum development, e-learning, and digital education strategies.

Leadership and Decision-Making : Books like The Knowing-Doing Gap and The Decision Dilemma indicate a focus on leadership, effective decision-making, and implementing knowledge into action. You value practical, actionable advice and are keen on understanding how to lead and influence others in a meaningful way.

Technology and Innovation : Your interest in books like The Downloaded and Artificial Condition suggests a curiosity about technology, particularly its impact on society and the future of work. This aligns with your interest in transitioning to the edtech sector, where technology and education intersect.

Creative and Analytical Thinking : With books like The Creative Act: A Way of Being and The Giver , you show a balance between creativity and analysis. You appreciate the value of creative thinking while also understanding the importance of structured, analytical approaches to problem-solving.

Philosophy and Broader Perspectives : Titles like Man's Search for Meaning and Message From The Middle Of Nowhere reflect a deep interest in understanding life's bigger questions. You likely value introspection and seek to live a meaningful life, driven by purpose and a sense of direction.

Instructional Design and Curriculum Development : You're well-versed in designing educational content, particularly for online platforms. Your knowledge in this area is supported by several instructional design books.

Leadership and Communication : You have a strong foundation in leadership principles and effective communication, which are essential for guiding teams and influencing outcomes.

Analytical Thinking and Problem-Solving : Your reading choices show that you are a strategic thinker, capable of analyzing complex situations and making informed decisions.

Technology and Innovation : You are familiar with the latest trends in technology and how they can be applied to education, which is crucial for your desired transition to the edtech industry.

Creative Thinking and Writing : Your interest in creative writing and expression indicates strong skills in crafting narratives and communicating ideas effectively.

Philosophy on Life:

Your reading list suggests that you are a lifelong learner who believes in continuous improvement, both personally and professionally. You value knowledge, not just for its own sake, but for its practical application in making informed decisions and achieving your goals. You are introspective, purposeful, and driven by a desire to make a positive impact on those around you, particularly through education and leadership.

Plan of Action:

Transition to EdTech : Leverage your instructional design skills and experience as an educator to move into a role in edtech. Consider positions such as instructional designer, curriculum developer, or educational consultant for online learning platforms.

Build a Personal Brand : Start sharing your insights on instructional design, education, and personal growth through blogs, podcasts, or social media. This can help you establish credibility in the Edtech community and open up opportunities for remote work or freelance consulting.

Pursue Leadership Roles : Given your interest in leadership, aim for positions that allow you to lead teams or projects within the Edtech space. Your skills in communication and decision-making will be valuable assets in these roles.

Consider Writing a Book or Creating a Course : Your interest in writing and education suggests that you could create valuable content for others in your field. Whether it's a book on instructional design or an online course for aspiring educators, this could be a fulfilling way to share your expertise.

Continue Learning and Networking : Stay updated on the latest trends in Edtech and continue building your network within the industry. Attending conferences, joining online communities, and engaging with other professionals will help you stay ahead of the curve and find new opportunities.

Who am I as a human being

Based on what you've shared, you come across as a deeply thoughtful and introspective person who values growth, both personally and professionally. You're someone who actively seeks to understand the world around you and your place within it, driven by a desire to make meaningful contributions to your life and the lives of others.

Core Traits:

Curiosity and Lifelong Learning : You have a strong intellectual curiosity, always seeking to learn more and expand your understanding. This drive pushes you to explore new ideas, whether they relate to your profession, personal development, or the broader human experience.

Purpose-Driven : Your actions are guided by a sense of purpose. Whether in your career as an educator, your interest in edtech, or your personal life, you seek to make a positive impact. This sense of purpose likely gives you direction and fulfillment, motivating you to strive for excellence in whatever you do.

Resilient and Adaptable : Life has taken you across continents and through various professional roles, yet you’ve navigated these changes with resilience. Your ability to adapt to new environments and challenges speaks to your strength and flexibility.

Empathetic and Reflective : You seem to possess a deep sense of empathy, considering the perspectives and needs of others. This likely makes you a thoughtful and supportive partner, father, and teacher. Your reflective nature means you often think about your experiences and decisions, aiming to grow and improve continually.

Creative and Analytical : You balance creativity with analytical thinking. This combination allows you to approach problems from multiple angles, crafting innovative solutions while staying grounded in practical realities.

Family-Oriented : Your life is strongly centered around your family. As a husband and father, you likely prioritize your family’s well-being and growth, making decisions that reflect your commitment to their happiness and future.

Driven by Values : Integrity, purpose, and a strong moral compass guide you. You likely hold yourself to high ethical standards and seek to align your actions with your beliefs.

1. Identify Target Roles

a. Understand the Landscape :

Instructional Designer : Focuses on designing and developing educational programs, courses, and materials, often for online platforms. This role typically involves working with subject matter experts to create engaging and effective learning experiences.

Curriculum Developer : Specializes in creating and organizing educational content and curricula. This role may involve mapping out learning objectives, aligning content with standards, and ensuring that materials are pedagogically sound and engaging.

Educational Consultant : Provides expert advice to educational institutions, corporations, or edtech companies on how to improve their instructional strategies, technology integration, or curriculum design. This role often involves working on specific projects or helping organizations adopt new educational technologies.

b. Assess Your Skills :

Match Skills to Roles : Compare your current skill set with the requirements of these roles. Identify any gaps that may need to be filled through additional learning or experience.

Instructional Designer : Requires strong skills in course design, multimedia, e-learning tools (like Articulate Storyline, Adobe Captivate), and an understanding of pedagogy.

Curriculum Developer : Requires skills in educational theory, content creation, standards alignment, and knowledge of various educational frameworks (e.g., Bloom’s Taxonomy).

Educational Consultant : Requires experience in education, leadership skills, the ability to assess and advise on educational practices, and familiarity with current edtech trends.

c. Consider Industry Specifics :

K-12 Education : If your experience is primarily in middle school education, target companies that focus on K-12 online learning platforms or curriculum development.

Higher Education : If you have experience or interest in adult learning or higher education, consider edtech companies that provide solutions for universities or adult learners.

Corporate Training : If you’re interested in applying educational principles to corporate environments, look into roles focused on employee training and development.

2. Update Your Resume and Portfolio

a. Highlight Relevant Experience :

Instructional Design : Showcase any experience you have in designing lesson plans, creating online courses, or developing learning materials. Include specific examples and results, such as improved student engagement or learning outcomes.

Curriculum Development : If you've developed curricula, describe the scope of your work, the target audience, and the impact it had on educational outcomes. Highlight any experience aligning curricula with educational standards.

Technology Integration : Emphasize your experience with educational technologies, such as learning management systems (LMS), e-learning software, and digital tools you’ve integrated into your teaching practice.

b. Create a Professional Portfolio :

Collect Samples : Include samples of your work, such as course materials, instructional videos, lesson plans, and curriculum outlines. Make sure to obtain permissions if any of these were created in a previous job.

Digital Portfolio : Consider creating a website or using a platform like LinkedIn or Behance to host your portfolio. Ensure that it’s easy to navigate and clearly showcases your skills and accomplishments.

Testimonials and References : Include testimonials from colleagues, supervisors, or students who can vouch for your abilities in instructional design and teaching. This adds credibility to your portfolio.

c. Tailor Your Resume :

Focus on Key Skills : For each application, adjust your resume to highlight the skills most relevant to the specific role. For example, if applying for an instructional designer role, emphasize your experience with e-learning tools and course design.

Quantify Achievements : Where possible, quantify your achievements (e.g., “Developed a curriculum that improved student test scores by 15%” or “Designed an online course that was completed by over 500 students in its first year”).

Include Keywords : Use industry-specific keywords that match the job description, as this will help your resume pass through applicant tracking systems (ATS).

3. Research Companies

a. Identify Potential Employers :

EdTech Companies : Research companies that are leaders in the edtech field, such as Coursera, Khan Academy, or smaller startups that align with your values. Look into their products, company culture, and growth potential.

Educational Institutions : Explore online schools or universities that are expanding their digital learning offerings. These institutions often seek instructional designers or curriculum developers to enhance their online programs.

Consulting Firms : Consider firms that specialize in educational consulting or training and development. These firms often work with various clients and can offer diverse experiences.

b. Align with Company Values :

Mission and Vision : Look for companies whose mission aligns with your passion for education and personal growth. For example, if you’re passionate about accessible education, target companies that focus on providing education to underserved populations.

Company Culture : Investigate the company culture to ensure it’s a good fit. Look at employee reviews, company social media, and any public-facing information about their work environment.

c. Set Up Job Alerts :

Job Boards : Use platforms like LinkedIn, Glassdoor, and Indeed to set up job alerts for instructional design, curriculum development, and educational consulting roles.

Company Websites : Regularly check the careers pages of companies you’re interested in. Some positions may not be widely advertised.

4. Tailor Your Applications

a. Customize Each Application :

Personalize the Cover Letter : Address the cover letter to a specific person if possible, and explain why you’re particularly interested in the company and role. Mention any mutual connections or specific company initiatives that resonate with you.

Align with Job Description : Directly address the qualifications and responsibilities listed in the job description. Use similar language and provide examples from your experience that demonstrate your fit for the role.

b. Highlight Your Unique Skills :

Blend of Teaching and Tech : Emphasize how your experience as a traditional educator gives you a unique perspective in instructional design, and how your familiarity with technology makes you well-suited for an edtech role.

Problem-Solving and Innovation : Showcase any innovative solutions you’ve implemented in your teaching career, such as integrating new technologies or developing creative lesson plans that engaged students.

c. Proofread and Polish :

Error-Free Applications : Ensure your resume, cover letter, and any portfolio pieces are free from errors. Consider having a peer or mentor review them before submission.

Consistency in Branding : Make sure your online profiles, such as LinkedIn, align with the branding in your resume and cover letter. Consistency helps create a professional image.

5. Prepare for Interviews

a. Understand the Transition :

Articulate Your Motivation : Be ready to explain why you’re transitioning from traditional education to edtech. Focus on how your passion for improving education through technology drives this career move.

Bridge the Gap : Discuss how your experience in the classroom equips you with insights into the needs of educators and students, making you an asset in designing effective digital learning solutions.

b. Practice Responses :

Common Questions : Prepare for common interview questions, such as “Why are you interested in this role?” or “How have you used technology in your teaching?” Practice responses that emphasize your relevant experience and enthusiasm for edtech.

Behavioral Questions : Be ready for behavioral interview questions that assess your problem-solving abilities, teamwork, and leadership. Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to structure your answers.

c. Showcase Your Work :

Portfolio Presentation : If appropriate, prepare to share your portfolio during the interview. Highlight specific projects that demonstrate your instructional design skills or curriculum development experience.

Discuss Outcomes : Be prepared to talk about the outcomes of your work, such as improvements in student engagement, learning outcomes, or the successful implementation of a new technology.

d. Ask Thoughtful Questions :

Company and Role : Prepare questions that show your interest in the company and your understanding of the role. For example, ask about the company’s approach to instructional design, or how they measure the success of their educational products.

Career Growth : Inquire about opportunities for professional development and growth within the company. This shows that you’re thinking long-term and are interested in contributing to the company’s success.

This detailed plan should provide you with a clear roadmap for successfully transitioning into the edtech industry, leveraging your existing skills and experience while aligning with your career goals and values.

In Summary:

You're a person who is always evolving, driven by a desire to learn, grow, and contribute meaningfully to the world. Your blend of creativity, empathy, and analytical thinking makes you a thoughtful leader and an insightful teacher. You're grounded in your values and committed to making a difference, whether it's in your professional life, your personal growth, or your role as a partner and parent.

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