07-16-2023 07:32 AM - edited 07-16-2023 08:19 AM
Hi All,
I am New here i am afraid of suspend of account as a Instructor, if i work hard and this will happen then it a huge loss to my time and effort i do,
Any Indian instructor can you please explain me well, so i wont do any mistakes in my course.
Please reply
Regards
Sridhar
07-17-2023 02:18 AM
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07-17-2023 12:35 PM
07-18-2023 02:16 AM
You are welcome, @SridharJena!
Enjoy the rest of your day 😊.
07-17-2023 09:55 AM
Please also have a look at this thread: https://community.udemy.com/t5/Course-management/The-reasons-why-Udemy-may-suspend-your-account/td-p...
Phillip
07-21-2023 07:09 AM
Udemy seem to have hidden that post. I get access denied when I try to access it. I'm just starting to think about being an instructor and wondering whether to use udemy or one of the other platforms. Its quite disconcerting to see that instructors are getting banned without warning, without reason and without any way to engage in dialogue and I'm thinking - what if that happens to me.
07-21-2023 01:26 PM - edited 07-21-2023 01:27 PM
It is only hidden because it is in the "Published Instructor Club" and you haven't published yet. Regardless, here is the post:
To be frank, I am getting a bit tired of seeing posts claiming Udemy has suspended someone's account for no reason. There is always a reason, it is usually a good reason. Below are common reasons for instructors being suspended. Also, taking your course out of UB is something different. If your course is below 4.4 rating it is likely to be removed from the UB catalog. It is your job to maintain high course quality and high value standards. Both UB and the general marketplace are competitive markets, and the competition is increasingly competent.
Violation of Content Guidelines: Instructors are expected to adhere to Udemy's content guidelines, which may include restrictions on topics, copyright infringement, inappropriate or offensive material, or any other violation outlined in the platform's policies.
Quality and Relevance Issues: Udemy expects instructors to provide high-quality and relevant content. If an instructor consistently delivers low-quality courses, fails to update their content, or provides misleading or irrelevant information, it could result in a ban.
Plagiarism: Copying or plagiarizing content from other sources without permission and proper attribution is a serious violation. Instructors are expected to create original content or use authorized resources.
Violation of Intellectual Property Rights: Instructors must respect intellectual property rights, including copyright, trademarks, and patents. Unauthorized use of copyrighted material or infringing on any intellectual property can lead to consequences.
Fraudulent Activities: Engaging in fraudulent activities such as creating fake accounts, manipulating course ratings or reviews, or engaging in any other form of deceptive behavior is strictly prohibited and can result in a ban.
Unethical Practices: Instructors are expected to act ethically and professionally. Any misconduct, harassment, or violation of Udemy's code of conduct can lead to disciplinary action, including a ban.
Non-compliance with Policies and Guidelines: Failure to comply with Udemy's terms of service, instructor policies, or any other published guidelines could result in a ban. This includes any violation related to pricing, course structure, promotional activities, or other platform-specific policies.
Teaching on Udemy is a privilege and not a right! You don't have a "right" to teach at a university or to be hired by a corporation to teach their managers. You earn this privilege, it is competitive, and can be easily lost!
07-17-2023 12:34 PM
Hi @PhillipBurton thank you a lot.
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