Lessons in, put in order, and what a member sees
The building side. How material gets uploaded, how lessons are grouped and ordered, and what the portal looks like from the member's side of the login.
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What it does
What is on the screen
Lessons group into modules
A course is modules, each holding lessons. That structure is what a member navigates, so it is worth deciding before you upload.
Order is set by dragging
Lessons and modules move up and down the list. Reordering after you have uploaded costs nothing.
A lesson holds more than video
Video, text, images and files can sit on the same lesson, so a downloadable checklist does not need somewhere else to live.
How it works
Getting it in
- Sketch the modules first. That is the shape a member sees.
- Upload the lessons into them, one at a time.
- Drag them into the order you want them taken in.
- Open the portal as a member and walk it before anybody pays for it.
Worth knowing
Worth knowing
- Uploading is the fast part. Recording and editing the material is the work, and it is not work this does for you.
- Long video takes time to upload and process. Budget an afternoon for a course, not a coffee break.
- The portal is functional rather than beautiful. If the look is the product, this may not be enough.
Related
Related
Memberships and courses
The whole idea: gating, drip release and payment together.
Charging for access
Pricing it, and what happens when someone stops paying.
Payments and invoicing
The billing sitting underneath a paid course.
Upload one lesson
Log in, make a course with one module, upload a single lesson, and view it as a member would.