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Loving your job as a course creator might get harder when you’re trying to mix doing what you love and making money. However, they don’t have to be mutually exclusive. Here are some ways to keep loving what you do when the going gets tough.
Learners are individuals with specific expectations and pain points. They might choose to unsubscribe from your email list or drop out of your online course, but you still have a few tricks up your sleeve to make them stay. Audience segmentation is one of them.
There’s no gold standard when it comes to course length. It all depends on your target audience and your course topic, among other variables. Here are our top four tips for figuring out your ideal online course length.
Creating an online course is a long journey from the initial idea to the final product. That’s why you don’t have to do it all alone. Let’s explore five freelance marketplaces that can help you boost your e-learning business:
Designing an online course is not enough — learners also need constant motivation and support to finish it. Here are seven retention strategies that knowledge entrepreneurs need to know:
The success of your business is measured by how much value it brings to the learners. Understanding learner behavior will allow you to offer a better experience. Here are four tools that help you track learner data and make the most of it:
Colors influence our moods and the way we learn. In fact, color is a major part of an online course design and that’s why course creators need to understand how color psychology works before they even begin. Here are a few tips to get you started:
The success of an online course can be measured by its participation rate. From the course concept to its design and delivery, you have the power to create an interactive experience that will keep learners motivated by following these eight tips:
Multi-language e-learning content allows you to expand your business and increase revenue while offering learners access to education in their native language. It contributes to a more inclusive e-learning environment
Certificates of completion are verifiable documents that attest learners have completed a certain course. Since they benefit both learners and course creators, let’s explore the reasons why you shouldn’t skip adding certificates of completion to your courses.
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