How do I use CreativeMindClass Tutorial for new users
How do I get started using CreativeMindClass
How is CreativeMindClass put together
1. What is the best way to design a class
Everything starts with a class. Class classes are items that the customers purchase and are the most important components of CreativeMindClass. It is possible to start with an initial class and build on it as time goes on. Your browser does not support the video tag.
Class best practices
The class is the thing people buy on your platform so it's key to present it in a way that is easy to understand and enticing.
When you write a title for a class make sure you include a promise that draws the attention of the audience.
Add a class description specific with a value-based. Why would someone want to purchase the class? The class's benefits to them?
Make a decision on the price. Your price is the amount your students pay in your currency.
Include a cover photo for your class . Present yourself and the final project your students are working on, or showcase your workspace. Finish it off with layers of colorful icons, drawings, or some text.
When you make a video trailer , show your face, some of your work, as well as your process. Also, include a voice-over, some licensed music. Be sure to mention the exercises and that students can upload artworks and get feedback.
2. What is the best way to start your very first lesson
Lessons form the foundation of a class. They contain your videos.
Lesson best practices
Incorporate to the lesson pertinent assignments or other attachments for additional background. It is possible to preview the lesson at any time.
- In a lesson title Be specific with regards to your subject matter you're instructing.
Make a lesson descriptionparticular and inform your students know about the topics they are likely to learn.
An image of the cover for a lesson provides a preview of the course.
Upload video lessons of 5-15 minutes. Create a simple lesson and let your audience know the basics of your lesson. In a quick introduction, explain the structure of your class and explain the exercises as well as inform them of working uploads and feedback.
Include exercises in the same lesson, or add them to several lessons.
Attach files with a lesson plan, hands-on exercises, sketches and Cheat sheets, inspirations or working documents like Adobe Photoshop PSDs or Illustrator AIs.
3. Organize your lessons
Lessons related to groups with separate sections
Sections are group lessons that cover the same subject. They can make more efficient learning and track progress for your students.
A few ideas to create sections using CreativeMindClass
There is no limit to the titles you can add to your section like Introduce yourself, Get to know your instructor, Before we start with the hands-on exercises, or finishing thoughts etc.
Sort your lessons
You can alter the sequence of your lessons , or transfer a lesson to a different section by selecting "Sort" and then drag and drop.
4. Publish your class Your browser does not support the video tag.
Publish your class, lessons, and exercises whenever you're ready. You can preview them before making them available to ensure that they are exactly as you want.
Draft
Drafts are only visible to you. You can save, edit and view your work and then publish your work when at your best. In the future, if you choose to remove your course, it won't be accessible to anyone, even for people who have already bought it.
Released
Classes that have been published are available for everyone. They are displayed with trailers of videos, titles of lessons and descriptions of lessons, as well as durations of time, as well as exercise and attachments numbers. Lesson videos are only visible when you purchase a class.
Purchased classes
Classes purchasedappear in the student section. After payment, a student is able to watch video lessons review exercise explanations as well as upload their own exercises and get feedback. Additionally, students are able to download lessons attachments.
5. Where can I find uploaded student' works and give feedback
While your platform is progressing while students make projects based upon your instructions, CreativeMindClass gives you an opportunity to offer feedback to stay on top of it. Your browser does not support the video tag.
Students' works
Student's works showcase how your students' work was uploaded under your lesson. Visit students' work throughout each day to check out notifications for new coming artworks.
Feedback
The feedback for student's work is organized as a filtered "To Do" list that will keep you in the loop with your work. It is easy to identify the students who need to receive feedback, and then go back to the archived artworks of your students.
6. Community Feed
Many actions can make community Feed stories, including your posts, feedback news announcements for classes as well as comments.
Posts
Posts are visible to everyone. This way your audience gets the feeling of having a learning experience as well as the community you're building. Write posts that help your readers, make an opportunity, publish news, and more.
Comments
Comment on a posting to inquire about a topic, provide extra information, or offer insight.
A post comment will appear at the bottom of the page.
Any visitor to your website will see the comments.
Students and you alone are able to make comments.
7. My Home Page
My Homepage contains your page building blocks.
My homepage best practices
Edit My Homepage block pages to create your portal for selling. Introduce yourself, invite to buy classes.
- Portal Promo is a section that explains the core that the site is about. The name is yours, the subject of it is all about, and an actionable one-liner.
Three Sections (short) can be used to make an effective elevator pitch. Each with a short sentence. Tell the first-timers the things they will find in your site.
Three Sections (long) Present the program you have for your students. Tell them what they will learn from your class.
Classes promo is like your card to promote your classes. Make it short and clear.
Public profile helps students recognise you straight away. A super-essence presenting you as teacher. Tell people what you do best.
8. How is CreativeMindClass organised?
Classes and lessons are the foundational components of CreativeMindClass.
- A teacher is YOU. Upload your content and manage the teaching space from the dashboard.
The teaching space serves as a home page along with classes, as well as the community feed.
Students are your target audience and followers who have bought at most one of your classes. They buy your class as a one-time purchase (not a subscription) through online payments.
Students' space is in which a student can watch purchased videos, uploads lesson exercises, or downloads lesson attachments.
Class materials are things that your audience buy. They come with a trailer video that you could use to advertise your classes. You can have multiple classes in your online portal.
Videos are lessons that are part of a class. You can have multiple videos as well as add exercise and attachments. Lessons are organized into lessons sections to make it easier for you to understand.
Attachments and exercises are an integral element of the lesson. They can be included in the same lesson, or each one. Use them to create an amazing learning experience. Exercises come with an easy upload feature for your student's working.
Community Feed acts as your private Instagram. Everybody can view the posts as well as comments, but only your students can be active members of the community.
Posts are part of a Community Feed. They're simple to handle through the Dashboard.
Feedback Comments appear in the Community Feed whenever you leave a comment on a student's work. When students upload work for feedback.
Comments from students and teachers' comments appear beneath the posts.
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