09-17-2022 01:36 PM
I was looking to know if I have to fill out all the topics and sections with content before I can publish my course
09-17-2022 09:36 PM - edited 09-17-2022 10:02 PM
Hey @DaviesNzan
Not necessary. Just ensure you submit your course for approval by fulfilling the basic requirements like the minimum duration of the course, minimum content, learning objectives, course description, course image of the specified size etc..
You can always edit the course title, it's subtitle, course description, learning objectives; even add and/or edit content of lectures after your course goes live.
Hope this helps!
09-18-2022 06:32 AM
Just because you can doesn't mean you should. What you publish should at least cover what you say it will in the course description and title. Publishing an incomplete course will leave students feeling like they didn't get what they paid for, and will only lead to poor reviews, refunds, and poor sales.
Also keep in mind what competing courses are covering in the same topic. If you don't have content that is competitive with established courses, students will have no reason to choose your course instead.
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