How to use CreativeMindClass Tutorial for new users
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1. How to create a class
Everything starts with a class. The classes are the products that your customers purchase and are one of the main elements of CreativeMindClass. It is possible to start with one class and add more over time. Your browser does not support the video tag.
Class best practices
Classes are what your audience buys on your website, so it's important to ensure that it's appealing and clear.
When you write a title for a class make sure you include a promise 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? How the class will benefit them?
Set a price. Your price will be the price your students will pay in your currency.
Add a class cover image . Present yourself and the final piece your students will work on, or showcase your workspace. Top it up with an array of cute images, symbols, or a few words.
In a video trailer , present your face, examples of your work, as well as the procedure. Also, include a voice-over and some music licensed. Make sure you mention exercises and that students can submit their artwork and receive feedback.
2. What is the best way to start your first lesson
Lessons form the foundation of your class. They include your video.
Lesson best practices
Add to a lesson relevant activities or attach them to give additional background. It is possible to preview the lesson at any time.
- In a lesson title , be specific about the topic you're teaching.
Make a lesson descriptionexplicit and make sure your students know about the topics they can expect to learn.
A lesson cover image gives a glimpse of the course.
Upload lessons in video that last 5-15 minutes. Make it easy to follow and inform your viewers the basics of your lesson. In a quick introduction, explain the structure of your class and explain the exercises and let them know about working uploads and feedback.
Include exercises in an entire lesson or in multiple lessons.
Attach files with an instructional plan and hands-on activities, sketch and Cheat sheets, inspirations or work documents such as Adobe Photoshop PSDs or Illustrator AIs.
3. Organize your lessons
Lessons related to groups with the sections
Sections group lessons with the same subject. They can make learning and progress tracking easier for students.
A few ideas for sections that you could create using CreativeMindClass
You can add any title in your page, such as Introduction, Meet your Teacher Prior to starting the class, Materials needed, hands-on exercises, or finishing thoughts etc.
Sort your lessons
You can alter the sequence of your classes or shift a lesson to a different area by pressing "Sort" and then drag & drop.
4. Make your class available for publication Your browser does not support the video tag.
Create your lessons, classes, and exercises whenever you're prepared. You can preview them before publishing to make sure they appear exactly the way you would like them to.
Draft
Drafts are visible only to you. You can save, edit and review your work, and publish it whenever you're at your best. In the future, if you choose to remove the class, it will not be visible to anyone, even for users who purchased it already.
Published
The classes that are published are accessible to all. The classes are shown along with videos, lesson titles and descriptions of lessons, as well as time durations and also exercises and attachments number. Lesson videos are only visible when you purchase an entire class.
Purchased classes
Classes purchasedappear in the student section. After payment, a student is able to view the videos review exercise explanations or upload the exercises to get feedback. Also, students can download lessons documents.
5. Where can I find uploaded student work and provide feedback
When your website is moving forward, and students create projects based upon your instructions, CreativeMindClass gives you an possibility to provide feedback and keep track of the work. Your browser does not support the video tag.
Students' works
Student's works showcase the works your students uploaded under your lesson. Check back on their work during the day and see the announcements for the upcoming artworks.
Feedback
Feedback for Students' works is set up as a filtered "To Do" checklist to ensure you are 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
The various actions that can be taken create Community Feed stories. These include your comments, posts and announcements about new classes, and even comments.
Posts
Your posts are accessible to all. Your audience will get an experience of learning and the community you're creating. It is possible to write blog posts to help your readers, make a challenge, share information, and much more.
Comments
Leave a comment on a blog posting to inquire about a topic and provide more information or offer insight.
Comments on the post will appear at the bottom of the post.
Every person who comes to your site will read your comments.
Students and you alone can post comments.
7. My Home Page
My Homepage contains your page building blocks.
My homepage best practices
Edit My Homepage block of pages in order to set up your portal for selling. Invite people to introduce yourself. to purchase classes.
- Portal Promo is a section to show the essence and purpose of your portal. The name is yours, the subject of it is all about, and an actionable one-liner.
Three Sections (short) is a place for you to craft an impressive elevator pitch. Each one is a brief sentence. Tell the first-timers where they can go through your website.
Three Sections (long) present the plan you've prepared for your students. Explain to them what they can get from your classes.
Classes promo is like your card to promote your classes. Keep it simple and concise.
A public profile can help students recognize you straight away. It is a great way to present yourself as an educator. Inform people about what you do the best.
8. What is the way CreativeMindClass organised?
The lessons and classes comprise the most fundamental components of CreativeMindClass.
- A teacher is YOU. Upload your content and manage the teaching space from the screen.
Space for teaching is the homepage along with classes, as well as the community feed.
Students are your target audience and followers who have purchased at least one of your classes. Students purchase your classes in one time (not the subscription) through online payments.
Student space is a place where students can view bought videos, uploads lessons exercises, or downloads lesson attachments.
Class materials are things that the people who attend your class purchase. They come with a trailer video you can use to promote your class. It is possible to have several classes through your portal.
Lessons are videos that are part of the course. There are many videos you can use including exercises as well as attachments. Lessons are organized into lesson sections for clarity.
Attachments and exercises are an integral element of the lesson. You can add it to the same lesson, or each one. Use them to create a great learning experience. Exercises come with an easy upload option for students' to work.
Community Feed functions as your private Instagram. Anyone can access the feed's posts and comment, however only your students are active community members.
Posts are part of the Community Feed. They're simple to handle from 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.
Teachers' comments and students' comments appear below posts.
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