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Dantheguitarman · ‎06-12-2023

Same problem here! I have one long video and it's 3.7 GB. I still get the message that the video file is too large!

Dantheguitarman · ‎12-13-2022

Hello Martin, I am also a little confused about this concept as well. One thing is clear. You can defintely post your links in your bio/profile because they offer to put that information there. Right now I am searching for some rules/guidelines that allow us to offer private sessions.

Dantheguitarman · ‎08-16-2022

Hello AnupShukla, Yes agreed, later I discovered affiliate links seemed to prohibited. I sent an e-mail to ask for specific details. Thanks for reaching out.

Dantheguitarman · ‎08-15-2022

Hello, I would like to ask what to do. I am making guitar courses and students might have questions on which products to use for the course such as which guitars, guitar bags, tuners, music stands, etc. I made a video about all the recommended products but with affiliate links so I deleted it after I found out affiliate links are forbidden. I researched and found out we cannot use affiliate links and I believe we cannot promote products that we believe are suitable for the course. I do not want to violate the course requirements but what to do if my students ask for help in finding the right products? Will a link without affiliate links be acceptable? Cheers!

Dantheguitarman · ‎08-14-2022

Update: I found this link: https://support.udemy.com/hc/en-us/articles/229605088-External-Links-in-Announcements The Warning Message: External links in your educational announcements must provide free educational content and may not prompt students to make a purchase

Dantheguitarman · ‎08-14-2022

Hello Eliana, thanks for your reply. However, I am afraid you misunderstood the question. The links are for relevant products so that students can follow my course which is beginner guitar in Dutch. Example. For my guitar course a student will need a decent guitar and other accessories. So am I allowed to post recommendations + affiliate links for products? Example: a webshop with affiliate links. In my case thomann If the answer is no. I will simply tell the students that udemy does not allow me to recommend products and that they are on their own to find someone who can help them out. Does this clarify what I need to know? I would like to know this before I launch my course for sale to prevent rejection. Cheers!

Dantheguitarman · ‎06-30-2021

Hello Bella, Thanks for ellaborating. There is no way I am going to review exams for free. That means I am working for free. That means I have to watch a video and make a video every single time there is a new students. It's a shame that this feature must be included in the price of the course because that's not worth my time. In that case I will not offer exams and review work in order to respect the terms and conditions of udemy. I hope Udemy changes that because this is effecting the quality of the course.

Dantheguitarman · ‎06-29-2021

Hello everybody, I have a question regarding affiliate links. First of all can I use them? My students need equipment for learning guitar. Example: My students must own a tuner and guitar picks. Can I use an affiliate link for that? (I earn a commission every time a student buys something with that link.) Or is it simply forbidden to recommend products with a link? I couldn't find it anywhere in the terms on udemy. I hope that makes sense.

Dantheguitarman · ‎06-29-2021

Thank you for reply Bella. Perhaps I need to rephrase my question. 1 So my students need to upload videos of them playing guitar. So then I need to see if they master an exercise. Can they upload their video to udemy? Is that possible? So there will be no forms to fill in with mulitple choice or typing anwers. 2. Am I allowed to charge a fee for reviewing work of a student? I cannot do this for free. Cheers

Dantheguitarman · ‎06-28-2021

Hello good people, So I want to make and publish a bunch of guitar courses. I would like to get some advice on exams. I am considering to create exams in my courses for specific exercises. Example: My student has been practicing exercise number 1 and he would like feedback to see if he is ready to move on to exercise number 2. In order to do that he needs to upload a video and I need to review his progress. I cannot do that for free. I was thinking of charging a fee for every time I review an exam. I want to leave that as an option for the student. long story short: 1. Is this possible? 2. If yes, how? 3. How can I get paid for reviewing his work? Thank for your time. Please advise me. Greetings, Dan

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