What’s one tip, tool, or resource that really helped you with course creation?

Hi instructors,

Creating a course can be exciting, but we all know it comes with its challenges. Along the way, every instructor discovers little tips, tools, or resources that make the process easier.

We’d love to hear from you:
What’s one tip, tool, or resource that really helped you with course creation?

It could be a piece of advice, a software you can’t live without, or a workflow that keeps you on track.

Share your thoughts in the comments below!

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BelginUğrayan

Özellikle vdeo çekimine dikkat etmeniz sunumu yazılı görsellerle hazırlanacaksa ben zoomdan faydalandım.. canvanın sunumunda kayıt etme sorunları yaşadım boşa giden emek ve zamanım oldu. canvada hazırladım videoyu zoomdan kaydettim. zoom bu konuda benim için daha güvenli oldu. onun dışında udemy nın akışı kolay. ben yayın sonrası sıkıntı yaşıyorum 2 aydır kimseye ulaşamayan bir kursum var promosyonlara rağmen kendim youtube vb.de tanıtmaya çalışıyorum. Tanıtım konusunda yardımcı olmakta bana udemy zayıf geldi. yapay zekadan daha net yardım alıyorum

RonErez

Not a tool, but a tip. Don’t try to build one massive course all at once. Instead, break your course into small, digestible sections. Think of each section as its own mini-course. This way, creating a 1–2 hour course at a time feels much more doable, and you’ll actually make progress.

Before I adopted this approach I would always start building a course but never complete it.

BrianJackson

Udemy Marketplace Insights.
https://www.udemy.com/instructor/marketplace-insights

DiogoAlvesd487

Tip: Your first course will always be your worst course. And your second course will always be your second worst course.

Tool: Camtasia and Canva are great for beginners or advanced!

ChrisBankes120

tip: my first course has earned $50,000 but my second, less than $200 despite having double the number of students. So, be careful with your free coupons .

Tip: my first course, in theory, helped people understand the economy and make money; my second course saved lives if followed. ( Stroke course) People want money.

Tip: my first course was based on textbooks knowledge, shot in one afternoon, unscripted and one room. My second course was professionally produced and was based on my own experience and scientific studies. Three cameras, shot over a few weeks. One can over produce.

Tip: my first course has been looked at by about 60% of students; my second by 3%. People don’t necessarily enrol to watch.