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First day as instructor

Eman_Shahid

Hello everyone! I’m so happy to be with you all. I am Eman, a passionate teacher and learner.

Today marks my first day in this community, and I have just started working on a course titled "AI for Kids," which I will be publishing soon.

In this community, I will do my best to learn from all of you and help others so that we can thrive together and make a positive impact. Right now, I’m open to any advice you might have for me as a new teacher on Udemy.

I have a quick question: once I publish my course, can I share it here to receive feedback? Are there any rules against that, or is there a specific forum where I can share my work?

Additionally, I would like to know how I can attract more students to my course.

I would appreciate any insights or answers to these questions. Thank you for reading!

Have a nice day!

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PuneetGupta453

Welcome to the platform!

I think there is some rule on Udemy that does not allows to publish contents where learners are kids(below 18 years or local adult age). Unless you want to position your course for their parents!

I am not sure entirely, you may check with Udemy's Trust and Safety team.

Bessy

Hi @Eman_Shahid, welcome to our community! 🎉🎉

We're happy to have you here and wish you the best of success with your new course.

Regarding your questions, you can share your course link here. While pure self-promotion isn't allowed, it is fine to post your link since you are asking for feedback from other instructors. Hopefully, others will jump in soon to give you some great note.

For your second question about marketing your course, I suggest you watch this Webinar Replay: 5 Things Every Instructor Should Do After Publishing and also check Best Instructor Posts of All Time — Marketing.

Best regards,