Courses
On this page
Here you have the courses of your business. Each course belongs to a product of type course and keeps its modules and its lessons, which your students follow in the member area. Each row shows how many published lessons it has, how many students it has, how it gives access and when it last changed.
The product is what is sold, with its page and its prices. The course is what is learned after buying it.
How to get there
Select Courses in the side menu, in the Sell group, below Products.
What you can do
- Create the course of a product of type course with Create course.
- Edit the content of a course with its modules and lessons.
- See the students of a course.
- Read and answer the comments of the lessons.
- Find a course by its title.
Step by step
Add a lesson
- 1. Select the menu of the course's row.
- 2. Select Edit the content.
- 3. Select Add module if the course has none yet.
- 4. Select Add lesson inside the module.
- 5. Write the Lesson title and choose the Type.
- 6. Select Create and edit to open the lesson and add its content.
Create course
In the dialog you choose the Product of type course the lessons belong to and select Create course. The list only shows the products of type course that do not have their course yet. If none is free, the dialog offers Create a course product.
What happens next
The new course opens, without modules, for you to add the first one and its lessons.
Keep in mind
- Each product of type course has a single course. To start another one, create a new product first.
- Open access lets anyone who buys in. Access by editions groups the students by start dates.
- A course needs at least one published lesson for its product to be published.
- The tab, the filters and the search you pick go in the address of the page. Back on the list or after a reload, it reads as you left it.
These roles can open this screen: owner, admin, content editor and support.
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