Video Course

JayCotrone
JayCotrone Posts: 4 researcher rank
in First-time course creation

I have a video course that does not utilize instructor lectures, just visuals and voiceover. I assume that I need at least a total of 30 minuites video, can these videos be used in place of instructor video lectures? (need 5 of those apparently)

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  • ElianaC
    ElianaC Posts: 5,397 Udemy rank

    Hi @JayCotrone
    Our minimum requirements for a course is that it contain at least 30 minutes of video content contained within at least 5 lectures. Typically, a video should not be more than 2–6 minutes long, you should be able to find more details here https://teach.udemy.com/course-creation/outline-your-course/

    Eliana Cerna

    Udemy Community

  • Karansetia
    Karansetia Posts: 205 specialist rank

    Yes Sir u can utilise those videos too in the lectures.

    All the best for your course creation do share your videos

  • JayCotrone
    JayCotrone Posts: 4 researcher rank

    Thansx Karan!

  • JayCotrone
    JayCotrone Posts: 4 researcher rank

    Typo, its early !

  • FrankKane
    FrankKane Posts: 1,806 rolemodel rank

    While you can upload a course that is just 5 videos with no actual video and 30 minutes of content, I wouldn't expect it to sell well. Putting in the bare minimum effort on Udemy generally doesn't pay off when you're competing with other instructors in the same topic who are willing to produce a more comprehensive offering.

    If you're just doing this to practice and get something out the door, that's cool. But if your goal is to have an impact with this course, I'd advise making it more comprehensive. People can get 30 minute videos for free on YouTube; they rarely pay for them.

    Study the existing courses on Udemy in your topic, and ask how yours can be better than that.

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