What is CreativeMindClass - Tutorial for New Users
How to start using CreativeMindClass
How CreativeMindClass is structured
1. What is the best way to design a class
Every thing begins by taking a class. The classes are the products that your patrons purchase, and they are among the primary building blocks of CreativeMindClass. You can start by creating the first class, and then add additional classes as time goes on. Your browser does not support the video tag.
Class best practices
Classes are what your audience buys on your site, therefore it's crucial to ensure that it's easy to understand and enticing.
When you write a title for a class , promise a value that sparkles the interest of your audience.
Add a class description specific and value-based. Why would someone want to purchase your course? The class's benefits to the student?
Set a price. The amount you decide to set will be the price your students have to pay in your currency.
Create a class-cover image . Present yourself and the final piece your students will work on, or showcase your workspace. Top it up with a layer of fun images, symbols, or some text.
In a video trailer , show your face, some pieces of work you've done, and your process. Also, include a voice-over, some licensed music. Include your students' exercises, and let them submit their artwork and receive feedback.
2. The best way to begin your very first lesson
Lessons can be described as the building blocks of your class. They include your video.
Lesson best practices
Incorporate to the lesson pertinent exercises or attachments to provide additional context. You can preview your lesson at any time.
- In a lesson title Be specific with regards to the topic you're giving the lesson.
Create a description of the lessonparticular and inform your students know about the topics they can expect to learn.
The lesson cover photo provides a preview of the class.
Upload videos of five to fifteen minutes. It should be easy to understand 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.
Add exercises to the same lesson, or add them to several lessons.
Include files that include an instructional plan and hands-on activities, sketch and Cheat sheets, inspirations or working documents like Adobe Photoshop PSDs or Illustrator AIs.
3. Organize your lessons
Leçons for groups with sections
Sections are group lessons that cover the same subject. Make learning and progress tracking easier for your students.
Some ideas to create sections using CreativeMindClass
You can add any title in your page, such as: introduction, meet your instructor, Before we start the class, Materials needed, hands-on exercise, or a final thought etc.
Sort your lessons
You can alter the sequence of your lessons or move the lesson into a new area by pressing "Sort" and then drag & drop.
4. Create a class Your browser does not support the video tag.
You can publish your lesson plans, class and activities whenever you're ready. It is possible to preview your work prior to publication to ensure they look exactly how you want.
Draft
Drafts can only be seen by the person who created them. They can be saved, edited or view your work and then publish your work when at your best. If you decide to unpublish the class, it will not be visible to anybody, not even people who have already bought it.
published
The classes that are published are accessible for everyone. The classes are shown along with trailers of videos, titles of lessons and descriptions of lessons, as well as time durations along with the number of attachments and exercises. Lesson videos are only visible when you purchase the class.
Class purchased
Purchased classes appear in the student space. Once a student has paid, they can watch the video lessons, view exercise descriptions, upload exercises, and receive feedback. Students can also download the lesson's attachments.
5. How to find uploaded students work and provide feedback
As your portal moves forward while students make works based on your exercises, CreativeMindClass gives you an opportunity to offer feedback to remain on top. Your browser does not support the video tag.
Students' works
Students' works show the works your students uploaded under your lesson. Check back on Students' works throughout the day and see the updates for artworks that are due to be uploaded.
Feedback
Feedback for Students' works can be organized into a filtering "To Do" list that will keep you on top of your tasks. You will be able to quickly identify who needs to get feedback and go back to the archives of artworks created by your students.
6. Community Feed
A variety of actions are used to create Community Feed stories, including your feedback, postings, new class announcements, and even comments.
Posts
The posts will be visible to the entire world. This way your audience gets an experience of learning and the community you're creating. It is possible to write blog posts to help your readers, make challenges, post information, and much more.
Comments
Comment on a post to ask questions and provide more information or offer insight.
A post comment will appear at the bottom of the post.
Every person who comes to your site will see the comments.
You and only your pupils can post comments.
7. My Website
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. Present yourself and invite others people to take classes.
- Portal Promo is a section that explains the core that the site is about. It's your name, what it is all about as well as a concise one-liner.
Three Sections (short) is a place to create an efficient elevator pitch. Each sentence is short. Tell the first-timers the things they will find through your website.
Three Sections (long) Explain the strategy you have for your students. Tell them what they will learn from your class.
The promo for classes is similar to your card to promote your classes. It should be concise and easy to read.
A public profile can help students recognize your name immediately. It is a great way to present yourself as an educator. Let people know what you are doing the best.
8. How is CreativeMindClass organized
Lessons and classes are the foundational building blocks of CreativeMindClass.
- A teacher is YOU. Upload content and manage teaching space from the dashboard.
Teaching space is a homepage, classes, and the community feed.
Your students are your customers, followers, fans who purchased at least one of your classes. Students purchase your classes in one time (not a subscription) through online payments.
The student space is where a student watches bought videos, uploads lessons exercises, or downloads lessons' attachments.
The classes are the items your audience buy. They come with a trailer video you can use to promote your classes. You can have multiple classes on your portal.
Videos are lessons within the course. It is possible to have several videos, add exercises, and attachments. Lessons are organized into segments for the lesson to help you understand.
Exercises and Attachments can be a component of a lesson. They can be included in any lesson or all of them. Utilize them to make a great learning experience. They come with an upload button for student work.
Community Feed functions as your personal Instagram. Everyone can see the content as well as comments, but only your students are active members of the community.
Posts form part of a Community Feed. They're simple to handle through the page.
Feedback Commentaries appear on the Community Feed after you have left a comment on a student's work. You get notified whenever the student uploads their work to provide feedback.
Comments from students and teachers' comments appear beneath the comments on the posts.
More resources that can aid you in your learning CreativeMindClass
After you have mastered the basics You can build on these, and the CreativeMindClass team will follow suit too. We have all different kinds of resources for getting started so that anybody can figure out what they would like to.
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