What is CreativeMindClass A Tutorial for Beginning users
What is the best way to get started with CreativeMindClass
How CreativeMindClass's put together
1. How to create a class
Every thing begins in a classroom. Class classes are items that the patrons purchase, and they are among the most important building blocks of CreativeMindClass. You can start by creating the first class, and then add additional classes over time. 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 ensure that it's appealing and clear.
In a class title , promise a value that sparkles the interest of your students.
Create a class description that is precise and based on value. What are the reasons why someone should purchase your course? What will the class do for them?
Set the price. The price you set is the amount your students will have to pay in your currency.
Add a class cover image . Display yourself and the finished artwork your students will be working on, or show your own workspace. Add a layer of fun icons, drawings, or a few words.
When you make a video trailer , showcase your appearance, a few of your work, as well as the procedure. Include a voiceover as well as some licensed music. Make sure you mention assignments and allow students to submit their artwork and receive feedback.
2. How to create your first lesson
Lessons can be described as the building blocks of the class. They include your video.
Lesson best practices
Incorporate to the lesson pertinent activities or attach them to give greater information. It is possible to preview the lesson anytime.
- When you are naming a lesson Be specific with regards to the subject you are giving the lesson.
Create a description of the lessonparticular and inform your students know what they will be learning.
An image of the cover for a lesson is a sneak peek of the class.
Upload lessons in video that last 5-15 minutes. Make it easy to follow and let your audience know the basics of your lesson. In a quick introduction, explain how your lesson is structured as well as the details of your exercises and inform them about working uploads and feedback.
Include exercises in one lesson or to multiple lessons.
Attach files with a lesson plan and hands-on activities, sketch and ideas, cheat sheets or work documents such as Adobe Photoshop PSDs or Illustrator AIs.
3. Organize your lessons
Leçons for groups with separate sections
Sections Group lessons on the same subject. They can make the process of learning and tracking progress easier for your students.
Some ideas to create sections using CreativeMindClass
It is possible to add any title in your page, such as Introduction, Meet your teacher Prior to starting the class, Materials needed, hands-on exercise, or a final thought and so on.
Sort your lessons
Change the order of your classes or shift a lesson to a different section by clicking "Sort" and drag & drop.
4. Make your class available for publication Your browser does not support the video tag.
Publish your class, lessons, and exercises whenever you're prepared. You can preview them before publication to ensure they are exactly as you want.
Draft
Drafts can only be seen by the person who created them. They can be saved, edited and view your work and then publish it when you're prepared. In the future, if you choose to remove your class it won't visible to anyone, even for people who have already bought it.
published
The classes that are published are accessible for everyone. They're shown with their videos, lesson titles and descriptions of lessons, as well as durations of time and also exercise and attachments numbers. Lesson videos can only be viewed following the purchase of a course.
Class purchased
The classes purchased are displayed in the student space. After payment, a student can watch the video lessons review exercise explanations, upload exercises, and receive feedback. Also, students can download the lesson's attachments.
5. How to find uploaded students' work, and then give feedback
As your portal moves forward as students produce works based on your exercises, CreativeMindClass gives you an possibility to provide feedback and keep track of the work. Your browser does not support the video tag.
Students' works
The student's work showcases what your students have created below your lessons. Visit students' work throughout the day and see the announcements for the upcoming artworks.
Feedback
Student feedback is set up as a filtered "To Do" list that will keep you at the top of your job. You can quickly see who needs to get feedback, and then go back to the artwork that you have saved from your students.
6. Community Feed
The various actions that can be taken make community Feed stories, including your posts, feedback and announcements about new classes, and comments.
Posts
Your posts are accessible to all. So, your readers get a feeling of learning experience and also the social network you're creating. Write posts that help your readers, make challenges, post news, and more.
Comments
Comment on a message to ask questions or provide additional information or share your thoughts.
Commentaries on posts will be displayed on the bottom of the page.
Any visitor to your website will be able to read the posts.
Only you and your students are able to comment.
7. My Website
My Homepage contains your page building blocks.
My homepage best practices
Edit My Homepage page blocks to prepare your website for sales. Present yourself and invite others to buy classes.
- Portal Promo is a section which explains the purpose of the portal. Your name, what you're offering as well as a concise one-liner.
3 Sections (short) is an opportunity for you to craft an impressive elevator pitch. Each with a short sentence. Inform the newcomers about the things they will find on your portal.
3 Sections (long) Present the program you have for your students. Inform them of the benefits they'll learn from your class.
Classes promo is like your business card for your classes. It should be concise and easy to read.
Public profile helps students recognise them immediately. A super-essence presenting you as a teacher. Inform people about what you do best.
8. What is the way CreativeMindClass organized
Lessons and classes are the primary building blocks of CreativeMindClass.
- The teacher is YOU. Upload your content and manage the spaces for teaching from your Dashboard.
The teaching space serves as a home page as well as classes and the community feed.
Your students are your customers, followers, fans who bought at most one of your classes. Students purchase your classes in one time (not a subscription) using online payment.
Student space is a place where students can view bought videos, uploads lessons exercises and downloads the lesson's attachments.
The classes are the items the people who attend your class purchase. They contain a video trailer you can use to promote your classes. It is possible to have several classes on your portal.
Lessons are the videos that you watch within a class. You can have multiple videos, add exercises, or attachments. Lessons are grouped with lesson sections for clarity.
Exercises & Attachments are a element of the lesson. You can add it to any lesson or all of them. Make use of them for an amazing learning experience. Exercises come with an easy upload feature for your student's working.
Community Feed functions as your personal Instagram. Everybody can view the posts as well as comments, but only your students are active community members.
Posts are part of a Community Feed. They're simple to handle through the page.
Feedback Posts appear on the Community Feed when you leave a feedback on the work of a student. When the student uploads their work to provide feedback.
Students' and teachers' comments appear beneath the post.
More resources that can help you learn CreativeMindClass
Once you master the basics, you can keep building on these, and the CreativeMindClass team will too. There are a variety of starting resources, so anybody can figure out what they would like to.
Resources
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