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AmbujJain444 · ‎03-14-2023

I had been trying to create my Udemy Course, after the pandemic receded. However, I started looking at the Community only a couple of days ago. Now, I am sure with such experienced and knowledgeable people ever-willing to share their learnings, I will resume my course creation work again, and finish it too in a few months. I am already feeling so positive and motivated even without any interaction 🙂

Ahmed_Jendoubi · ‎02-01-2023

Thanks @MassimilianoAlf for a job well done, your list will help many of us Udemy instructors. Best Regards

g-LogConsul568 · ‎12-24-2022

While both are a must to have, I guess audio has an edge over video. You don't want a crappy mic to make students switch off learning. Even when you have a self explanatory pix, you still need some clear guidance in voice to do its thing.

Create Your Own Products · ‎03-20-2022

Phil, Thank you for making yourself available to ask questions. I just launched on Udemy a week ago and I am super excited. I want to be at the $1.5 million level one day. To launch, I'm offering the course for cheap to friends, family, and early supporters to get reviews and feedback. I'm also using Udemy Promotions to deeply discount the course early on. I hope to get early reviews (50+) to gain enough traction to sell my course at full price. Do you think this is a good strategy to start? What are some ways to build awareness and enthusiasm without an email list or many followers?

ConnectionCounselor · ‎03-02-2021

Awesome. Great to recognize leadinf contributors!

Dobies · ‎02-07-2021

Question about Camtasia 2018. According to Udemy the upload video file must be H264 , 1080p and a video bitrate of 10Mb/s. How did you get the output from Camtasia to hit 10 Mb/s. I can only hit 2-3 Mb/s with the best settings.

PranavP · ‎12-28-2020

Not sure about the reason for this issue with blue yeti ,but you could try a nice AI based tool named Krisp ,which helps cancel all types of background noise with its advanced algorithms & probably should help you get rid of this noise too while recording. Give it a try,should be helpful probably.

Ibrahim & Co · ‎10-09-2020

Quality insight to have, as I myself was a student before becoming an instructor and these findings were true to my preference to using Udemy for training. Short and sweet is the key.

mwitiderrick · ‎09-23-2020

Recently bought a Logitech 930C Webcam and bought some softbox lights to improve on lighting.

Karansetia · ‎07-08-2020

No @Kerolos_gamel you will not get any money from free course but you will get paid good with a paid course according to the Udemy Algorithm. I wish you all the best for your Course 😊

GK · ‎04-10-2020

Open source software: Screencasting: OBS Video editing: Kdenlive, shotcut

DannyPencil282 · ‎11-18-2019

Hi,the key is confident and right equipments to film your drawings.im new here to as well. @sundeepartist wrote: Hello everyone, my name is Sundeep Kumar and I'm a professional visual artist and an art instructor at an art school at which I have the honor of being a co-founder. I'm working on my very first course of charcoal drawing, I really don't have any questions in my mind but I'd love to hear suggestions from senior members. Thanks

MasterK77 · ‎11-16-2019

Hi well done on your Course! and Welcome!

MassimilianoAlf · ‎11-13-2019

Hi, about intro and outro videos yes you can put your link there. About website links in resources you can add them only if they are needed for the lecture... for example in the lecture you talk about something that is on a page of Wikipedia then you can add the link to that page.

CharlesCorn · ‎11-12-2019

Stretch your thumb and little finger apart - as a rule of thumb, that's the distance you want to have between your mouth and the microphone. But it depends on the mic, the pop filter quality and the effect you want to create - closer to the mic and you will get a richer sound but more plosives, more sybilants and more mouth noises (clicks, licking, swallowing, etc); further away and you will get more 'room noise' and a weaker sound but fewer plosives, sybilants and mouth noises.

MassimilianoAlf · ‎10-14-2019

This is the 2018 vesrsion for Mac, if your version is 6 years old is normal it will look different.

ocolakoglu · ‎09-25-2019

Hi MassimilianoAlf, Thank you for your suggestions. You say, "The right part of your face is too dark..." Let me explain. The subject of the course ise attacking and securing to the database systems. I am telling about both hacking and securing. So the philosophy is that, Every hacker must think like a security guard and every security guard must think like a hacker. So it is a Chinesee belief. "Yin Yang". In the video, in fact three types of person. First, hacker;Black shirt,black background Second, Security guard;White shirt,White background Third, Story teller;Black shirt,White background And They have their background music. I used one way light and one side of my face is dark. Linke yin yang 🙂 As i said, it is a strange promo. It has a story in it 🙂

MassimilianoAlf · ‎08-15-2019

To record yourself you will need a software like QuickTime or Camtasia or Obs or something like this... in all these softwares you can set the font for your audio, so instead of having internal microphone you can choose your audiocard or your usb microphone or whatever you use for your audio recording.

MassimilianoAlf · ‎07-20-2019

Why should you reduce your video quality when there is the Udemy system that does that once you upload your video?

MassimilianoAlf · ‎06-30-2019

Hi George, welcome, you should specify what kind of help you need so people could give you some hints.

Laurence-Svekis · ‎06-21-2019

Persistence is the key to success, you never know where this journey will take you.

MassimilianoAlf · ‎06-13-2019

Hi there, good luck with your first course!

MassimilianoAlf · ‎06-09-2019

To resolve your problem is pretty simple, you have to low the gain of your mic while recording...

itshayat · ‎06-03-2019

Contact me through my gamil i can share my paid version filmora with you. Cutesuddis@gmail.com

EmilyH · ‎05-17-2019

That’s awesome, @MassimilianoAlf! Best of luck on the process

Laurence-Svekis · ‎05-02-2019

@JocelynH Too bad I didn't see the opportunity to apply. I've been on here almost daily.

The-p-r-t-man · ‎04-25-2019

Thank you so much 👍👍

csking1981 · ‎04-07-2019

Hi tiborszaraz; Congrats; Welcome to our community; Verification takes about 1-2 business days and review process take about 2-5 days. Don't worry about these process and be patient. Rrgards;

csking1981 · ‎04-06-2019

Hi Avril_Impacts; It's my honor to help you to create your best course. I'm ready to help you to create great courses or increase the quality of your teaching. The most important matters in teaching are: 1-Enjoy the teaching! 2-Consider you are teaching to children so say everything in depth and in simple language! 3-Try diffrent methods to delivery your concept. 4- Be the best in your field of teaching.

MassimilianoAlf · ‎04-01-2019

There are many strategies you can learn to sell your courses, to me the best and first one is to make quality courses... and notice I used the "s" for plural... you can not hope to make a course and live on that.. the more quality courses you'll do the more weight you'll have in Udemy system... and this will bring to more sales...

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