Comprehensive Tour of Dr. Robin's School Products and Resources
Explore Dr. Robin's School's full range of educational products, including anatomy coloring books, neurodiversity courses, MedPath programs, curated video libraries, and family health resources. Learn how to access exclusive content and discover upcoming offerings.
By Robin Dickinson
In this guide, we'll learn how to navigate and manage a variety of educational products and resources within Member Vault. Understanding how to organize products, control visibility, and guide users through different learning paths can help you create a smoother experience for both students and parents.
Products are Arranged in Ladders
The goal in general is to get people to gradually climb up the ladders of products from something free or inexpensive so something more expensive until they eventually reach the top of the ladder.
Let's get started
Here is a tour of our products. I'm currently in Member Vault. We do not have active products visible to everyone. Only logged-in users can see them if they click on other products. This prevents children from making purchases with their parents' cards and avoids complaints.
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We don't have any active products because those ones are visible to kids who are logged in and they might accidentally sign up...parents don't like that.
Instead we just have invisible products, which we can provide a link for but people don't see unless we share them.
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Dr. Robin's Anatomy Coloring Book for Serious Young Scientists is available for download. I think that one is ready to be tested, so I'll send it for testing. That is a paid download but also a good place to start for people to eventually purchases courses. But they can also work up to the download from a freebie.
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The free anatomy coloring classes for Serious Young Scientists Set A are available to those who purchase the coloring book on Amazon. After buying the book, scan the QR code inside to visit docrobinschool.com/color, then follow the link provided to access the classes.
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There is a link in set A where, if they leave a review on Amazon, they can click to receive a couple more free coloring book lessons. Those extras for leaving a review are set B.
The goal of both is to encourage people to buy the full anatomy course, which is currently available for the littles but not for the bigs. Or, if they want to purchase the full MedPath program, that's fine. However, it's a big commitment, so we don't expect it.
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Next we have the samples for MedPath. I think Jessica called it a Kickstart bundle. I’m not sure; I should probably fix that.
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Next, we have our MedPath Foundation, which is level zero.
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MedPath Level 1 is the first level.
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MedPath Level 2 is the second level.
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MedPath Level 3 is the third level.
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Start Your Neurodiversity Journey is the NSRI. You simply enter your email address to get started. The goal is to guide you toward other neurodiversity courses. There should be a sample of a couple ND101 lessons to get people to purchase those. And a link or coupon or something?
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We have Neurodiversity 101, which you are familiar with.
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NeuroSpectrum: A Journey Through a Neurocognitive Landscape is a paid product that includes an e-book and additional materials. This is what we want everyone to eventually purchase if they purchase the other ND stuff.
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This is a separate product unrelated to anything else, called the Family Health Organizer. It doesn't fit into any other category. I made it for something else, and thought we might as well pay for it too. We have never listed or promoted it, so it would be good to sell it at some point.
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10 Important Conversations to Have With Your Teens & Tweens is a collection of blog posts compiled into a book. There are also journals available to accompany it. I've never really finished putting that together. Or maybe I have. I'm not sure.
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The Sample Curated Video Library allows people to see what the Curated Video Library offers. Currently, it's only available in email number 20 or so of the Kickstart guide. We should consider whether to include that list elsewhere. The Curated Video Library is a great feature that people may not fully understand, so we might need to explain it at some point. Maybe I'll put this in an email.
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Alumni Center is where we place people who have canceled.
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The Student Alumni Center is where we place students who have canceled.
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It's not for very important people. It's for people who canceled before making any payment. I don't remember what that stands for. But that's where they go. The VIP Center—I can't remember what it stood for. We won't be adding anyone since we don't do free trials anymore. Either you get a freebie or you pay. So much simpler!
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The Parent Admin Links is basically the parent dashboard for certain users. Let me see who is here. I think those are the people who bought Everybody's Human Biology. I'm not sure if we have a parent dashboard for MedPath. I need to check on that.
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Curated Video Library is available to everyone who purchases EBHB or MedPath in the parent dashboard. I need to organize it a bit more, but I think it's pretty cool.
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Private tutoring is not something we plan to offer, as I don't have the time. It's listed mainly to show that my services are expensive.
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Human Repro is included in the parent products. I need to redo it, but that will be done in the future.
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Explore Your Neurotype is something that It's just a NSRI without a newsletter sign-up. We can use it in situations where we want to make it available to people without signing them up for anything. The other version signs them up for our neurodiversity newsletter, which I have never actually created. So, you know, someday. One of those things to do someday.
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I don't know what Lessons for Grownups is.
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Meet the White Blood Cells. I haven't done enough with that yet. We had 147 people sign up for the freebie with School Rocks! bundle. I need to follow up because they are clearly interested if they signed up for something called Meet The White Blood Cells. I need to take action. They received at least one or two emails afterward, or possibly a few more. There appears to be a timed drip.
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This is Life Skills Now Family Health Organizer—that's what I originally created it for. Life Skills Now! It's something I've done in June for a couple of years in a row. I may not do this in the upcoming year because it... I’m not sure if it was worth it.
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Intro to First Aid for Families also was made for Life Skills Now, so we can reuse it for something else if we want.
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Parent Bonuses is also from Life Skills Now We need to find out what it is before deciding whether to use it.
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Self-Care for Parents comes from a different free resource I created earlier. I think it's already in good shape. I don't think that needs to be redone. We could use it for something.
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Samples refers to our previous samples. I need to ensure that people are redirected to our new samples if they access the old ones. That's on my list.
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Archive products are items that people can still access, or we can grant them access, but they cannot obtain them on their own.
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These are two different versions of Everybody's... Three different versions of Everybody's Human S - Human Biology. Uh, no, two different... This one is when they purchased it directly.
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This one is when they purchased access from the parent side and we manually gave them access to the student side.
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Click on "+ Lessons"
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This is the answer key for Everybody's Human Biology. I realized I haven't completed the answer keys for MedPath, so I need to do that as well. So many things.
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This is the parent admin links for something. I can't remember which one is which.
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Student Welcome is included with the student dashboard on Everybody's Human Biology.
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Here is a self-care challenge, and Self-Care for Confident Moms are both free resources I have created in the past.
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Self Care for Confident Moms was a freebie for something As you can see, not many people signed up.
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We can ignore all the pilot program details for MedPath at this point.
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This is chemistry, in a rough draft version. I eventually want to do some chemistry because I have a great "build the periodic table" program. I worked on it with Elion, a bit with Arabella, and I think Virginia joined in too. I think it's very cool. Um, so ... That's one of the things I want to eventually turn into a... This isn't a full chemistry course, but you could create your own periodic table. It's a fun way to learn chemistry.
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These are just training sessions for Jill and Virginia.
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Stuff for Jessica is just from videos I made before we had Glitter.
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Arabella's sessions are her tutoring sessions.
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Stuff Robin is working on but wants to keep invisible is exactly what it sounds like.
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Downloads to Have Available Everywhere is where we store downloads if we can't access the website, or if the website is down or too slow to upload files.
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Here are the inactive products that people can't access; these are outdated items. I've deleted most of the old material. These are the things we might want to reuse in some way. The FAQs might be useful because they provide frequently asked questions.
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Badges was a summer badge program from a couple summers ago.
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Summer Camp 2025 was last summer.
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This is our previous affiliate program.
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"Report a Bug" This was how people could report a problem.
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This was a preview of Everybody's Human Biology when it was available. I might delete that one. Oh, you know, I didn't... Four people signed up for it. I thought we might need to follow up with them. I don't know why they signed up for it.
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We no longer use Robin or Knowledge Checkup, but I thought we could reuse some material from them.
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Calendars and schedules can probably be deleted.
That covers all of our current products. And not current products. If you have any questions, please let me know.