Online Course Crash Course: Win at Teaching Online Courses
Requirements
- Students should understand that this is a free mini-course that covers only a handful of key topics related to teaching online courses. This isn't a complete training program that will teach you everything about teaching online courses.
Description
This course is not sponsored or affiliated with Udemy, Inc.
Want to make thousands teaching online courses?
Interested in teaching courses on Udemy, Skillshare, or any other online course platform?
Want to teach courses on a self-hosted Teachable (formerly UseFedora), Zippy Courses, or Patience site?
Bestselling Udemy instructor Phil Ebiner gives you his best advice for teaching online courses in 2016.
This mini-course will teach you:
- How to choose your first online course topic
- Should you create a flagship or niche course?
- The equipment that I use for creating courses
- How to choose a course title that will sell more
- How to price your courses on Udemy and elsewhere
- How to write promotional announcements that sell
- How to increase interaction in your courses
- How to make more money by self-hosting your course
Please enjoy this course. I hope you truly enjoy it!
Cheers,
Phil
Who this course is for:
- New online instructors without any experience
- Online instructors looking for the latest tips and advice
- Experts wanting to make money with their knowledge
- Freelancers wanting to earn extra money on the side
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I'll teach you the skills necessary to stand out from the crowd. Whether it’s a personal passion or a business pursuit, you can learn video, photography, art, design, marketing, artificial intelligence skills and more here.
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More About Phil Ebiner
My professional background is in video production and editing. I graduated from Loyola Marymount University's School of Film and Television in 2011. Since then, I've worked on thousands of projects that have appeared in movie theaters, film festivals, television and online.
Today, I create all kinds of things from photographs that can be seen on my Instagram to homemade sourdough bread that feeds my family. Who knows where life will take me. But I know wherever I am, I'll be creating.
Since 2012, I've worked with top experts around the world creating online courses that over three million students have taken.
Course topics include: Photography, Video Production, Business & Digital Marketing, Animation, Graphic Design, AI, ChatGPT, Illustration, Adobe Premiere Pro, Adobe After Effects, Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Illustrator, Microsoft Azure, Amazon AWS, Docker, Writing, YouTube, Procreate, Content Marketing, Maya, Social Media, Instagram, Personal Branding, Communication, Stress Management, Productivity, Time Management, Goal Achievement, Python Programming, Javascript Programming, Java, Programming, Personal Finance, Affinity, Drawing, and more. \
We can't wait to see you in class!
- Phil
- 4.5 Instructor Rating
- 511,326 Reviews
- 3,223,964 Students
- 291 Courses
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