Working with Teachable: Part 1

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Added 7th November 2019, 4:13 am
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I am creating writing courses at www.teachable.com. Teachable is one of several online course websites. In fact, I have just discovered that teachers will often have the same course through Teachable, Udemy, and other similar websites. Since online teaching and learning is the primary purpose of these websites, I will share with you what I am learning as I create these courses.

I am beginning with a mini-course titled "Teach Yourself Effective Writing Skills" to be given for free as an incentive to signing up for the email 'Just Write!' As I am making the videos for the mini-course, I have to ask myself if I am interesting enough to attract learners. Of course, I can't answer that question myself.

By using the mini-course as my learning curve, I will be better able to create the much larger course, Action Writing through Personal Narrative. This larger course will be an adaptation of the first part of the writing course I developed over the years for the classroom. I hope to make this course, then, the flagship of everything else I am doing on these two sites.

I am finding Teachable.com to be helpful and easy to follow thus far. I will add further updates to what I learn in this blog category.

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