We know that when it comes to launching an online course that sells, curriculum is key. You’ll get our best tips and expert knowledge to validate your curriculum, outline your material, reuse content wisely, and build an online course. We’ll even include tips from our team to help you avoid common pitfalls we see time and again.

Feel more confident in your online course and more ready to launch than ever before.

Housekeeping notes:

We understand that you may want to work along with us while you take this course. To help you get the best viewing and learning experience, we’re sharing some tips to take your mini course experience one step farther.

1. Consider taking the course on a cell phone or iPad while you edit your work or take notes on the computer.
2. For those who are all about "doing", consider utilizing dual monitors. Of course you can always opt for split screens. 
   1. On a Mac: Place your cursor over the green button in the top left in one of the windows. Hover until you see a drop-down menu. Select “Tile Window to Left of Screen” or “Tile Window to Right of Screen”. Your Mac will then enter split-screen mode.
   2. On a PC: In Windows 10, drag an open window to the left or right side of the screen. This will automatically ‘snap’ that window to take up exactly half of the screen.
3. We’ve included workbooks, templates, and guides to download along the way. Be on the lookout for these various PDFs and reading lists at the end of select lessons.

Not quite ready for this course? Visit the first of our Core courses, “Build a lasting business and start earning now” in teachable:u, then return to this course once you’re ready. Once you’re done with this course, continue on to “Launch your course and master your email launch sequence” to get our best tips to launch with ease.

Meet your host:

Jess is a Customer Success Manager at Teachable who ensures creators have the resources and training they need to thrive on Teachable. Her background includes years of working in marketing, supporting the performing arts, and consulting in crowdfunding. Most importantly, she loves a baked good.