What is CreativeMindClass - Tutorial for New Users
How to start using CreativeMindClass
Strategies for teaching classes
How is CreativeMindClass organized
1. How do you create a class?
Every thing begins by taking a class. The classes are the products that your patrons purchase, and they are among the primary components of CreativeMindClass. You can start by creating an initial class and build on it in time. Your browser does not support the video tag.
Class best practices
The class is the thing your audience buys on your site, therefore it's crucial to make it super easy to understand and enticing.
In a class title make sure you include a promise that sparkles the interest of your audience.
Add a class description specific and value-based. Why would someone want to purchase your class? How the class will benefit them?
Set a price. The amount you decide to set is the amount your students be able to pay in the currency of your choice.
Create a class-cover image . Display yourself and the finished project your students are working on or display your own workspace. Top it up with layers of colorful images, symbols, or some words.
In a video trailer , present your face, examples of your work, as well as the procedure. Include a voiceover as well as some licensed music. Make sure you mention your students' exercises, and let them submit their artwork and receive feedback.
2. How to create your very first lesson
Lessons are building blocks of your class. They include your video.
Lesson best practices
Incorporate to the lesson pertinent exercises or attachments to provide additional information. It is possible to preview the lesson whenever you want to.
- In a lesson title make sure you are specific in your subject matter you're giving the lesson.
Write a detailed description of your lessonspecific and let your students know about the topics they can expect to learn.
The lesson cover photo gives a glimpse of the course.
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 what your lesson will be as well as the details of your exercises and let them know about work upload and feedback.
Include exercises in one lesson or to multiple lessons.
Upload files using an instructional plan or exercises that require hands-on, drawings or inspirations, cheat sheets, or working documents like Adobe Photoshop PSDs or Illustrator AIs.
3. Organize your lessons
Group related lessons together with sections
Sections are group lessons that cover the same topic. Use them to make more efficient learning and track progress for your students.
Some ideas for sections that you could create within CreativeMindClass
You can add any title to your section like: introduction, meet your instructor before we begin the class, Materials needed, hands-on exercise, or a final thought etc.
Sort your lessons
Change the order of your classes or shift one lesson to another area by pressing "Sort" and then drag & drop.
4. Publish your class Your browser does not support the video tag.
Publish your class, lessons, and exercises whenever you are at your best. The students can look over them prior to making them available to ensure that they are exactly as you would like them to.
Draft
Drafts are visible only to the person who created them. They can be saved, edited and view your work and publish it whenever you're at your best. If you decide to unpublish your course, it won't be accessible to anyoneelse, including users who purchased it already.
Released
The classes that are published are accessible for everyone. The classes are shown along with videos, lesson titles description of the lesson, their durations of time and also exercises and attachments number. Lesson videos are only visible following the purchase of an entire course.
Classes purchased
Purchased classes appear in the student section. Following payment, students is able to watch video lessons, view exercise descriptions, upload exercises, and receive feedback. Additionally, students are able to download the lesson's documents.
5. Where can I find uploaded student' work, and then give feedback
As your portal moves forward as students produce works based on your exercises, CreativeMindClass gives you an option to give feedback and stay on top of it. Your browser does not support the video tag.
Students' works
Student's works showcase the works your students uploaded below your lessons. Visit Students' works throughout each day to check out notifications for new coming artworks.
Feedback
Student feedback is set up as a filtered "To Do" list to stay in the loop with your work. You can quickly see the students who need to receive feedback, and then go back to the archived artworks of your students.
6. Community Feed
Many actions can are used to create the Community Feed stories. This includes your feedback, postings, new class announcements, and even comments.
Posts
Your posts are accessible to all. So, your readers get a feeling of learning experience as well as the community you're building. You can write posts to guide your followers, set up a challenge, share news, and more.
Comments
Leave a comment on a blog post to ask questions, provide extra information, or provide insight.
Commentaries on posts will be displayed on the bottom of the post.
Any visitor to your website will read your 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 site for selling. Invite people to introduce yourself. others to buy classes.
- Portal Promo is a section that explains the core and purpose of your portal. The name is yours, the subject of you're offering as well as a concise one-liner.
3 Sections (short) is a place to create an efficient elevator pitch. Each with a short sentence. Inform the newcomers about where they can go on your portal.
3 Sections (long) present the plan that you will present to your students. Explain to them what they can learn from your class.
Classes promo is like the business card you use to advertise your classes. Keep it simple and concise.
The public profile allows students to recognize them immediately. A super-essence presenting you as an educator. Inform people about what you do the best.
8. What is the way CreativeMindClass organised?
Lessons and classes are the most fundamental elements of CreativeMindClass.
- The teacher is YOU. Upload content and manage teaching space from the screen.
Space for teaching is the homepage along with classes, as well as the community feed.
Students are your audience, followers, fans who purchased at most one of your classes. They buy your class in one time (not the subscription) using online payment.
Students' space is in which a student can watch purchased videos, uploads lesson exercises, or downloads lesson attachments.
Classes are items that the people who attend your class purchase. They contain a video trailer you can use to promote your classes. You can have multiple classes through your portal.
Lessons are the videos that you watch that are part of the class. You can have multiple videos as well as add exercise as well as attachments. Lessons are organized into lessons sections to make it easier for you to understand.
Exercises & Attachments are a part of a lesson. You can add it to the same lesson, or each one. Make use of them for the perfect learning environment. The exercises come with an easy upload option for students' work.
Community Feed functions as your personal Instagram. Everyone can see the content as well as comments, but only your students can be active members of the community.
Posts are part of the Community Feed. They're simple to handle from the page.
Feedback Commentaries appear on the Community Feed when you comment on a student's work. When a student uploads work for feedback.
Teachers' comments and students' comments are appearing in the comments section below post.
Additional resources to assist you in learning CreativeMindClass
After you have mastered the basics Once you have mastered the basics, you are able to build on these, and the CreativeMindClass team will follow suit too. We have all different kinds of starting resources, so everyone can discover what they'd like.
Resources
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