You could deliver the same content in the following ways (+ more): Always open online course (set & forget) Always open online course (with comments) Set timeframe course (with opening and closing dates) Website with member-only content Patreon-type sites Your own social network using something like Mighty Networks Your own course platform for just you …
Further details of question: We are a online company that specializes in online culinary courses (cooking) and soon to be merchandise. However we are relatively new and need to move into a promising online presence. We really need to find out how we can benefit from opportunities to increase site traffic and sales. As of …
Further details We would like to build a training portal for our retailers and their employees. The training includes 5 video modules and will have questions related to the videos. We need to be able to track who has completed the training and would like to be able to generate a report at the end …
We had a conversation to clarify some points but I’d recommend you consider: Setting up an online school using Teachable. This could either be under your main domain name or you could have it set up as a sub-domain of your main website. Each course would have a fixed upfront or ongoing price and you could …
I had this question recently and want to dive a little deeper into it that the standard list post of DIY online course platforms. Just in case, if you don’t have time to read the deeper why behind choosing an online course hosting platform, go and check out (in this order): Teachable (free plan then $39 …