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Keep the good work Neville. Thanks Francisco! I get distracted a lot too in most of the online courses I buy and webinars. Nev, Do you plan on telling us your theories as to why people tend not to show their backends for digital products? Instead of giving us a 2-hour rant, I think that could be the topic of another great blog post.

I think that seeing the backend of a course can increase sales substantially. Because of this post, I now have a sense of how each platform works. With something like software, the creators are incentivized to show the thing in action, and maybe even let you use it for free….

I read your comment below about online courses becoming more like software. I completely agree with you on that.

To me, this is one of the most attractive benefits of paying for certain online courses. That is a great sales tactic, by the way. Hey Adrian……I think community is good too. Right now they are decent, but still have a way to go before replicating that environment. But SOON!! I really enjoyed this post. This course opened my eyes to what things really need to have in it. I like courses that have quick videos with someone speaking, as well as supplemental text that flows in with the video.

So a paragraph of intro text… then a 3 minute video talking about something.. I also like when I get to join a facebook group for signing up for a course. Give it a look. Thanks for the awesome material Neville! You are nailing your content lately. Love to snag one of your boxes! Great post, Neville! Theory is so booooring without examples. I also like to see the teacher, it creates bonds… not sure if you can say this in English I agree that seeing the teacher is great!

I find that interesting. Practical examples are going to become more and more common I hope. Maybe some practical examples of real projects they did would help! Hi Nev, Thanks for the information on backends. That was really interesting.

I have purchased lots of courses on all those platforms; I think I like video on Udemy app best as I can download and watch offline. Being in Australia, a lot of Webinars and summits are on at 3,4 or 5am which is hard to do. Shaw Academy is another learning platform and membership that I have signed up for.

I also have to admit to being totally entranced with the Irish accent which is extra motivation! One can also log onto to members area and access recorded lessons anytime. Another person I have recently been impressed with is Steve McDonald.

I really enjoy the down to earth way he writes and helpful free information he gives out. Last of all I also joined Wealthy Affiliate.

I just love all the support and all the helpful encouraging members. Whew, that was a long comment! Hope this was some help. Cheers, Mary. I find it a little dry and not very engaging, but it must be working for some people. It really goes to show that while building and marketing a course is a lot of work, the tools are there that enable average people to teach online. Thanks Mark! It was kind of a pain in the ass to make everything in this post…..

There are now probably more tools online to MAKE online courses than actual courses! I guess people are selling the shovels now instead of digging for gold. The best course is the one designed for the select few, not the masses. This is where most courses fail at… They try to target as many students they can, and therefore lowering the entrance barrier to basically non-existent. This is counterintuitive be a use most courses focus on marketing to the masses, instead of the select view who will gain the absolute most from the course.

Whatever will cause you to actually practice the new skill. When you do, you fail. When you fail you learn. Good advice. It had to be very specific. Incrementally exploring the pieces of information I gather and sharing them with others is how I best understand, retain, and appreciate the material. My challenge to you would be to design a hands on, scalable course with this in mind with minimal on hands work for you to keep scalability.

A course where we learn and teach one another in a peer to peer style community of learning. Now THAT is interesting! I think with bandwidth rates across the world, tech where it is, and the massive rise of awesome team collaboration tools, this will be very possible in the very near future.

You can already sort of setup a Slack Community that is a bit peer-to-peer. Great suggestion Jaime! I really like Coursera because their content is robust and of high quality. You have tutorials or assignments to do after each lesson and you have to submit them to complete the course.

Just switch to another similar course! That sounds pretty good. Seems it makes sure students understand the lessons through quizzes and whatnot. However I think maybe condensing some of the lessons into shorter format would be good.

I learn by doing a lot of one thing at a time until it becomes natural. Then making it a constant part of my routine. I believe in do and learn. No matter how many books you read, or how much classroom sessions you attend, until you do there is no way it will register that concretely in your brain. Totally agree also. I make a study guide of everything I want to remember.

As far as something that helped me learn in a short amount of time it has to be this Greek alphabet video. In college I pledged a fraternity and like most we had to memorize the Greek alphabet. But 7 years later the info is still burnt into my brain. Thanks Mike! I spent a very late night at the office trying to get this post out the door on time. The video was pretty no frills, just great information.

What I always strive for :. And I like the ones that actually include a PDF transcript of the lesson. Go to Fivrr and get someone to make a quick transcript. Nev, your Create Awesome Courses is like this. Easy to understand, easy to apply.

I never even took into consideration people who cannot hear all that well. It seems pretty damn apparent to me from your comments and others that I need to start including transcripts, or a PDF version of the lesson. I appreciate the kind words about me being a fantastic teacher, although now I will start making sure the lessons are easily downloadable and readable in formats other than video. Thank you very much for your input Sara, a NevBox-worthy comment!

Great article as always Neville! I would like to add that in teachable if you pay you can use a custom domain and the customer see the course like it was hosted by you. Thanks for the tip! It takes so long time to learn from videos. I can read much faster than I can listen to some stammering guy go over the same stuff. I like that you can mark a lesson as finished, and that you can add video default , audio and pdf-files.

One of the worst when it comes to videos is ClickFunnel. I joined a video course last year where the product creator used ClickFunnel. It loaded all the videos on one page, one file, and there were many videos. Result: After he added more daily videos to the product a day challenge it took 15, 20 and even more minutes to load. How interesting. I so much prefer to learn through video, but some people yourself included absorb the information better through text.

I think for my own videos I am going to start including text transcripts. Yes, because I might have purchased a couple of audiobooks on Audible. I had to go for it. I am not even halfway through the course and I am loving it. I have downloaded a couple of other online marketing materials as well. But personally, I am loving the way everything you explain in the video is complemented by either a transcript or other example below that fits with the situation.

So when you are done watching the video, you still have a kind of concise summary you can jog through to rejuvenate everything you learned in that video. The best format for a course I think is a mix of videos and text. In the videos I like to see the teacher if the topic is pure theory but then slides will help when it gets more practical.

For example, in their One Month Rails course that teaches Ruby on Rails, they show you a Pinterest clone, and then teach you all of the skills necessary to build the web app.

Oh nice! I think the hands-on method is always the best. Massive respect for showing these Nev. Thanks for taking the effort to put these together. I personally like video lessons like in most course. I liked the course format of your KopywritingKourse, bought it last year, and learned a lot from that.

Not sure if I would have absorbed the information as fast from a book hell, or even finished it for that matter. One of them whom I will not mention their name was pretty disappointing. It was essentially an information overload just smacked into a Word doc with links. I guess if I paid a lot of money for something and just got a Word doc back, I might be a little peeved if it gave the impression the product was something more substantial. I too like the short video bite-sized lessons, seems to be the best way of learning for a lot of people although not all…..

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Why thank you Josh! Glad you got some ideas from the people who shared :. Great post Nev, and I just wanted to share this with everyone here. Best learning style, for me, is being an apprentice and learning by the side of a master. Thank you! Neville, Thanks for taking the time to respond back. A NevBox-worthy comment… I am very grateful, thank you for your compliment and generosity.

Keep up the great work. I look forward to your next post. Have a great weekend. Very welcome Jim, I appreciate when people leave useful comments :. Great list Teri…. Funny and engaging?? I always TRY to go for that as default :. Thank you again for taking the time to put this all together for us!

Thank you for the reply! Welcome for the reply : You might wanna even find someone on Upwork. This is a great list. NevBox-worthy in fact because I am going to follow it myself :. Very good point Roger! Great work! Thanks for the tip Ian : I think showing screenshots of the inside of the course will get more and more important as the consumer gets smarter and has more options.

Thanks Jax! Great write up of how you like to learn, really appreciate it. Love this, I keep telling people to follow your blog and they love it. Cheers From South Africa! Awwww thanks Stan, I really appreciate the kind words :. Awesome Adan! Glad to have put a little extra useful info into your head :. Hey Nev! This was such a great post! I learn well from a variety of teaching styles. Thanks a million, I love getting your emails! Thanks again for another great post! Well it makes sense why it happens: —The creators of a course are incentivized to talk about the end benefits of the course, not the course delivery mechanism itself.

Thank Tylor! I find that format very useful too. I also like to see the teacher, it creates bonds… not sure if you can say this in English :- thanks again for the very good content! Hmmm interesting, I will have to check the Shaw and Steve thing out. Possibly a NevBox-worthy suggestion Mary!! Thanks for pulling this all together. Great stuff! A course should challenge you and help you make progress towards the reason you took the course.

Therefore I believe a course should be based on: — a clear clarification of the pre-requisites for the course, without sugar coating or averaging the content to meet the masses. Nev, First off, I would love to snag up a NevBox if you have any left by this time. Best of luck in everything.

Kindly, Jaime. Those are some big, beautiful back ends! Thanks Nev. Awesome post. As always full of data and devoid of wantrepreneurship. Why thank you Alex! My favorite learning and teaching style is through written material. Loads much faster :-P. Thank you for sharing Britt!!