Create a course
Add lessons with video and materials, choose up to three free previews, schedule releases, and keep drafts hidden until they’re ready.
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Go to My Courses and create a course. The course editor opens — “Build your course in 4 steps”.
01The course details
- Title & description — what students will learn and who it’s for.
- Cover image — JPG or PNG; landscape works best.
- Discovery keywords — the words students search for (“organic chemistry”, “JEE”).
- Contact (optional) — a phone number, email or Telegram link shown on the course page.
- Pricing — see Price and publish.
02Add lessons
- 1
Choose “Add lesson”
Give it a title and a short description.
- 2
Upload the video
MP4 or MOV — “this is the lecture students watch”. Large uploads resume if your connection drops. After uploading, the video processes for a short while.
- 3
Add materials
Attach notes, PDFs or worksheets to the lesson with Add material.
- 4
Choose the options
Make it a free demo lesson, schedule its release, or save as draft to keep it hidden.
Free demo lessons
“Students can watch this without buying.” You can mark up to three lessons per course as free demos. They’re your best sales tool — pick lessons that show your teaching at its best.
Schedule a release
Set a date and time and the lesson stays locked for students until then. Good for courses that run alongside a class timetable.
Drafts
Save as draft keeps a lesson hidden until you press its Publish button. Add lesson publishes straight away.
03The other tabs
| Tab | Use it for |
|---|---|
| Curriculum | Your lessons. Move them up and down to reorder, preview, edit or delete. |
| Materials | Files for the whole course (syllabus, formula sheets). |
| Test series | Tests linked to this course. Tests |
| Assignments | Work for students to submit. Assignments |
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