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Hello Piyush Don't worry too much about the reviews. When I published my course to Udemy, I had similar problems of anxiety. Udemy still stands to be the best platform for both teachers and learners from my experience. Keep on advertising your course and your day will come.   ... View more

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Hi @SilWright, @SAPBuddy, @Jak Się Rozwijać    Thank you so much for the warm welcome. I absolutely enjoy it here in the instructor community!😊 @Jak Się Rozwijać: Many thanks for your feedback regarding a community newsletter. This is exactly what we are currently working on!🙌 Stay tuned! We update you once our newsletter goes live!😊 ... View more

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Olá. Poste a comunidade em português. Lá tem mais pessoas para ajudar. No começo é bem mais difícil mesmo. E hoje em dia tem sido cada vez mais difícil  ... View more

Hello @ElianaC, Thank you for providing this information in reply to @Rob-KodeKloud regarding the anti-piracy initiatives and the limitations on screenshot functionality for certain Udemy courses. It's good to know that Udemy is taking measures to protect the content and ensure the integrity of the learning experience. The suggestion to use the notes Feature for reviewing important sections is a great alternative, and I appreciate your guidance on this matter. Best regards, Team AITCD ... View more

@ScottAnders794 wrote: Hello nice to be here.   if anyone has basic advice on course creation or marketing for the newbie I would be honored.  thankyou! Organize content logically and create engaging materials like videos, quizzes, and downloadable resources. Keep it concise and focused. Utilize platforms like Udemy or Teachable for easy course hosting. For marketing, use social media to promote your course and engage with potential students. Offer free previews or discounts to attract initial learners. Regularly engage with your audience through newsletters or webinars. Continuous improvement based on feedback will lead to long-term success. Stay persistent, and success will follow. ... View more

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Thank you @AITCD Team and @Ramesh Fadatare  Your responses are very informative and provide good understanding. Regards ... View more

Hello @Robin_Slee, Thank you for your insightful thoughts. We wholeheartedly agree with your perspective. As an AI training and development organization, we've found that audio quality often takes precedence over video in online learning.   Why? Because clear, crisp audio is a non-negotiable aspect of effective instruction. No matter how visually compelling the course content is, if the audio quality is poor, it hampers comprehension and detracts from the overall learning experience. On the other hand, we've observed that students are more forgiving of less-than-perfect video quality if the audio is top-notch and the content is valuable.   Of course, this isn't to downplay the importance of good video. Clear visuals, especially for courses that are highly demonstrative in nature, can make or break the learning experience. But, if we're discussing initial investments, we would suggest that first-time instructors prioritize audio.   A few potential ways to optimize sound quality without breaking the bank could be: Investing in a high-quality USB microphone and a pop filter. Recording in a quiet and echo-free space, perhaps with some sound-absorbing materials. Using sound editing software to filter out background noise and enhance clarity. As they grow in their journey, instructors can then look to gradually upgrade their video recording setup.   I would also suggest first-time instructors to leverage the myriad of resources Udemy provides to guide instructors on technical setup. There are great insights available on cost-effective setups for recording both audio and video.   So, in short, our answer would be to invest in audio first. But remember, it's not an either-or decision but more of a staged investment strategy based on budget and course requirements.   Looking forward to hearing more insights from the community!   Best regards, Team AITCD ... View more

Hello @ChrystieV, Firstly, I would like to appreciate all the hard work that the Udemy team puts into creating engaging content and fostering a sense of community. The resources shared during the month of May, particularly around AV, have been enlightening.   The posts and discussions have provided valuable insights into content creation and setup, which is a critical aspect of course design. The exchange of ideas and experiences has been beneficial, and it's always enlightening to learn from others' perspectives and solutions.   That being said, here are a few suggestions for future content: Case Studies: I think it would be interesting to read case studies of successful instructors who have made significant strides in their fields. Learning about their journey, obstacles, and how they overcame them could be quite inspiring and instructive. Tech Recommendations: As technology evolves, so do the tools we use for course creation. Regular updates on recommended hardware and software could be beneficial. Maybe even a monthly 'tech spotlight' on a tool or software that could aid course creation. Guest Posts: Inviting experienced instructors or industry experts to write guest posts could add diverse viewpoints to the discussions and enhance learning. Themed Discussions: You could introduce themed weeks where we focus on a particular aspect of course creation. This would create a focused and deeper conversation on the chosen theme. Live Q&A sessions: Organizing live Q&A sessions with Udemy officials or successful instructors could be a great interactive addition. Overall, I believe the community is growing stronger and providing value to its members. Keep up the good work!   Best regards, Team AITCD ... View more

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