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Creating your first course

Transform your knowledge into a structured and engaging course.

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Starting a new course

1

Go to Courses

Sidebar menu > Courses > Create new course
2

Fill in basic information

  • Course title
  • Short and long description
  • Category/knowledge area
  • Level (beginner, intermediate, advanced)
3

Add a cover image

Attractive thumbnail (1920x1080 recommended)
4

Save the draft

Course is created but not published

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Structuring content

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Creating modules

Modules organize the course into thematic sections:
1

Click 'Add module'

On the course editing page
2

Set title and description

Clear module name (e.g., “JavaScript Fundamentals”)
3

Order modules

Drag and drop to reorganize
Best practices:
  • 5-8 modules per course (ideal)
  • Logical progression (basic > advanced)
  • Each module covers a complete topic
  • Descriptive and motivating names

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Adding lessons

For each module, create lessons:
1

Select the module

Click to expand
2

Click 'New lesson'

Button inside the module
3

Choose the lesson type

  • Video
  • Text/article
  • Downloadable file
  • Live lesson
  • Inline quiz
4

Fill in content

According to the chosen type
5

Configure options

  • Estimated duration
  • Supplementary materials
  • Mark as required

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Video upload

For video lessons:
Native integration
1

Upload to Vimeo

Through your connected Vimeo account
2

Copy the link

Video URL on Vimeo
3

Paste on the platform

“Video URL” field
4

Video is embedded

Integrated player automatically
Advantages:
  • HD without quality loss
  • Privacy controls
  • View analytics
  • Loading speed

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Course settings

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General information

  • Title - Course name (up to 100 characters)
  • Slug - Friendly URL (generated automatically)
  • Short description - Summary (up to 200 characters)
  • Full description - Course details (rich editor)
  • Learning objectives - What the student will learn
  • Prerequisites - Required knowledge
  • Workload - Estimated completion time
  • Certification - Whether a certificate is issued upon completion

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Visibility and access

Course status
  • Draft - Only you can see it
  • Private - Only invited students
  • Public - Anyone can enroll
  • Scheduled - Publishes on a future date

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Progression

Configure how students advance:
  • Free - Can access any lesson
  • Sequential - Must complete previous lesson
  • Mixed - Some locked, others free
Unlock rules:
  • Watch X% of the previous lesson
  • Pass a quiz
  • Reach a specific date
  • Complete the entire module

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Certification

If the course issues a certificate:
1

Enable certification

Toggle in course settings
2

Define requirements

  • 100% lessons completed
  • Minimum quiz grade (e.g., 70%)
  • Minimum participation
3

Choose template

Certificate design
4

Configure fields

  • Digital signature
  • Workload
  • Custom text

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Supplementary materials

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Course files

Provide resources:
  • PDFs - Handouts, slides
  • Code - Practical examples
  • Spreadsheets - Templates, exercises
  • ZIP files - Complete projects
Upload:
1

Go to 'Resources'

Tab in the course editor
2

Drag files

Or click to select
3

Add description

What the file is
4

Publish

Available to students
  • Bibliographic references
  • External tutorials
  • Official documentation
  • Recommended tools

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Publishing the course

Before publishing:
Complete content
  • All lessons have videos/content
  • Supplementary materials added
  • Quizzes created and tested
  • Clear descriptions without errors
Attractive visuals
  • High-quality thumbnail
  • Videos in good resolution
  • Organized interface
Tested
  • Watched lessons as a student
  • Tested all links
  • Verified quizzes

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Publication process

1

Review all content

Verify checklist above
2

Click 'Publish'

Button on the course page
3

Confirm

Course becomes available immediately
4

Share

Send the link to students or promote it

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Updating published courses

Courses can be edited after publishing:
  • Can change: Descriptions, add lessons, files
  • With caution: Reorder modules, modify quizzes
  • Avoid: Removing lessons that students have already watched
Changes may affect student progress. Always notify the class about important updates!

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Duplicate and reuse

Create new classes based on existing courses:
1

Open the course

That you want to duplicate
2

Click 'Duplicate'

Options menu
3

Name the copy

E.g., “JavaScript 2024 - Class 2”
4

Edit as needed

Update content, dates
5

Publish

New independent class

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Next steps

Manage lessons

Details on uploading and editing lessons

Create quizzes

Build assessments for the course

Manage students

Enroll and track students

View analytics

Analyze course performance