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AnupShukla118 · Tuesday

Yes @MaxChered You can revamp/reupload your videos even after publishing your course- many do.

AnupShukla118 · Tuesday

I use audacity - an open source, highly popular audio editor. It will solve your purpose.

AnupShukla118 · Monday

No, you cannot. Your friends or followers need to purchase it from Udemy.

AnupShukla118 · Saturday

Hi @Maryam-Sh If your course is a fresh one, it will take a couple of days for Goole to crawl through your course and put it in its search results. You can try putting the exact name of your course in udemy search to see if you find it. If you want a direct link of your course to share with friends and colleagues, open your instructor dashboard, go to course management, then select course landing page. Once open, you will get a button on the course preview page to 'share'. Here you can get direct link to course landing page. Hope this helps. By the way, I also couldn't find your course under your profile. Is your course public/live? please check.

AnupShukla118 · ‎11-20-2020

Hi @Astrohansraj Yes, you can. You can update the existing lectures or add new ones to the current set of lectures.

AnupShukla118 · ‎11-10-2020

Hi @NadiaDębiec078 Yes, you can use some lectures from one course in another, provided: 1. both the courses are helpful for students and go well with the rest of the content. 2. each course helps students learn different and unique skill.

AnupShukla118 · ‎11-10-2020

Hi @Jeff_Poul_ Certificate of completion is given on all the paid courses, and not on the free courses (as per the latest update). If your friend has enrolled in a course which is free course (prized at $0), he will not get the certificate. But, if it's a paid course (available on udemy platform for purchase) and your friend has got it for free because he used the coupon, he will get the certificate of completion.

AnupShukla118 · ‎11-09-2020

Good to hear! All the best!

AnupShukla118 · ‎11-08-2020

All the best !

AnupShukla118 · ‎11-08-2020

Hi @drewprof It's pretty normal. There are lots of students across the globe waiting to grab free courses. You will get very few students for paid courses. When students pay money , they take many factors into considerations: your instructor profile, past courses you may have launched, number of past enrollments, reviews and feedback, and your social proof. As an instructor, you deliver free courses to gain traction which you have already done. Now comes the real business, talk to you existing students, engage with them, improvise your currently published course, and learn from the feedback from the students. Once done, launch newer courses and market them effectively.

AnupShukla118 · ‎11-08-2020

Hi @zenyogi Please check your course curriculum page to see if all the sections you have created there, have the video content. If you have any section there without any content in it, delete it!

AnupShukla118 · ‎11-07-2020

Hi @FaithNwabuisi Please check this at Udemy blog. Hope this will be helpful: https://support.udemy.com/hc/en-us/articles/229607188-How-to-Mark-or-Unmark-Lectures-as-Complete

AnupShukla118 · ‎11-07-2020

Hi @IvanHnidko Content on the internet cannot be fully protected from theft - that's a fact. Talking about your video lectures on Udemy, You can do: 1. Watermark your videos 2. Add talking head part in each video 3. Keep a check on the internet to see if your video lectures are available anywhere else to download freely, or in someone else's name. If found, report it.

AnupShukla118 · ‎11-07-2020

On the desktop site, go to instructor dashboard, Instructor view-course management-click on the gear icon on top right of the page.

AnupShukla118 · ‎11-06-2020

Hello @Mariam698 The term original content means content in your own words, using your own style of presentation (slides etc.), your own copyright images, graphics etc. If you have referenced some resources, that's ok. It's called market research, not an infringement of copyright of the external sources.

AnupShukla118 · ‎11-04-2020

Hi @Jeff_Poul_ You can view the 'revenue report' to see who bought your course and at what price. You can get some more information from there - source of purchase ( coupon or direct sale).

AnupShukla118 · ‎10-31-2020

Hi @Instructor_Ehizeex Please refer to this blog post to explore the features of each badge - including the badge 'hot and new': https://support.udemy.com/hc/en-us/articles/229605188-Udemy-Badges-Guide. Hope this helps!

AnupShukla118 · ‎10-31-2020

Hi @VaibhavTelang1 You will get notified in 2 to 3 working days.

AnupShukla118 · ‎10-30-2020

Hi @Archgyan This is the way it displays on mobile phone. We all instructors see this way. You need to rotate the phone view from the portrait to the landscape mode to see the full title. You can do the same.

AnupShukla118 · ‎10-27-2020

Hi @Sanmit Shah Check here: https://teach.udemy.com/course-creation/outline-your-course/

AnupShukla118 · ‎10-26-2020

Hi @JamesGreen574 In The Udemy app on my mobile phone, the number of enrollments and purchases reflect real time. Also, if you have the notification for the Udemy app enabled in your phone settings, and you have enabled the notification in your 'Udemy account', you should start getting notified real time. In the website landing page, it takes 2 to 3 days before the real numbers reflect there.

AnupShukla118 · ‎10-25-2020

Hi @Yahyakhan472 Due to a large number of requests for verification, it may get delayed. However, the verification gets completed within 2 to 3 business days. You can also contact at verification@udemy.com for any query/status update.

AnupShukla118 · ‎10-24-2020

Hi @Yahyakhan472 Usually, you will be verified basis your video in 24 hours, but this may get delayed depending on number of such requests. For any other related query regarding this, you can write to verification@udemy.com.

AnupShukla118 · ‎10-20-2020

Ar per the latest updates, all certificates of completion will also mention time when you completed the course. It's not removable!

AnupShukla118 · ‎10-20-2020

Hi @VYSHAKMK044 Please check this link to see if you are following the same process: https://support.udemy.com/hc/en-us/articles/229607188-How-to-Mark-or-Unmark-Lectures-as-Complete

AnupShukla118 · ‎10-18-2020

Hi @digiajay It's perfectly ok to launch some initial lectures and then based on the interest shown by the audience, add new lectures and/or update the existing ones. In fact, many a times instructors update the course - this happens frequently with technical courses. It also happens with some software related lectures series where you may have to update your course just because new version of the tool was introduced in the market ! However, there is a trade-off here! - Those who purchase your course might not be happy seeing what you have launched is not a complete course! This may result in low ratings and not-so-good reviews - that's a possibility! So yes, you can add lectures, assignments later - your call!

AnupShukla118 · ‎10-13-2020

If you opt-in for Udemy's promotions, Udemy sells your course through promotional deals, mails, google ads, youtube ads, and through a number of affiliate partners.

AnupShukla118 · ‎10-12-2020

Hi @EduEngTeam I use Google drive. And it works well till now. For 1tb, they charge approx $ 10 per month.

AnupShukla118 · ‎10-10-2020

Beside the lecture, on the right, you have 2 buttons - 'Preview ' and 'Publish,. Click on 'Publish'.

AnupShukla118 · ‎10-10-2020

Hi @Mohimanul It's pretty much normal. When you offer a free course, you will get loads of enrollments, that's for sure. When you change your course from a free one to a paid one, or when you launch a paid course afresh, you will get very few enrollments. That's where you start! You got free students, I.e. you got some initial traction to start with. Many of them will not even start your course! Many will start but will never complete your course, and a very few of them will start the course and complete it. And it's normal! Engage with them. Develop a good teacher-student relationship with them. Improvise your course based on their feedback and reviews. Take these students, and your free course as learning platform. Market your future courses to them. As happens with all businesses, go slow, improve the quality, and you will receive results - it's a long game!

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