Once you create your school, you can start to create and sell your courses.
What kind of courses can I have?
You can have 6 different kinds of courses: Paid, draft, Coming Soon, Enrollment Closed, Free, and Private.
Note: Paid, Draft, and Coming Soon courses are available in all our plans. Enrollment closed, Free, and Private requires upgrading to the Pro trainer plans or higher. You can find more about the courses' types here.
What learning activities can I create?
Each course is divided into sections and each section is divided into learning activities.
Sections can be set as draft, soon, free or paid in order to better manage your courses. Check out how to use sections and organize your courses here.
The supported learning units are divided into 5 categories:
Multimedia: Video, eBook, Pdf, YouTube, SoundCloud, Audio & SCORM/HTML 5 Package
Live session: Live Meetings & Webinars With Zoom & Live Meetings & Webinars with Webex
Questionnaires: Quiz, Exam, Assignment, File Assignment
Certificates: Certificate & Certificate of Completion
Embed: Embed, Slideshare & External Link
You can find out more information on the supported learning activities here.
Where can I set my course's settings?
Each course consists of tabs where you can set up your preferences. They allow you to customize each course separately in order to fit your needs. Let's have a course overview.
Course layout page Vs. Course player
The Course layout page is the "welcome" page of your course. Users can find more information about the course, check the contents (according to the contents sections you have added), and also enroll. If the course was a book, the layout page would be the book cover.
The Course player is the "classroom" where the course takes place. As soon as a user enrolls in the course, the course content (the learning activities you have created), appears in the course player.
Once you create the course, add the content, and set up your preferences, you are ready to start selling it. However, what about some more useful tips? Check out the following links:
How to organize your courses in categories