When it comes to creating a specialized online course, one of the most underrated questions is “what are the best tools for creating an online course?”
And if you are just starting to create an online course, then this question is especially for you.
While starting one course may seem easy, without proper guidance it will take ten times as long to create more, thus taking your life.
So how do you create an online e-course the right way?
Look, being an entrepreneur, I have to travel from one place to another.
I remember a few years ago I took a flight from Delhi to Goa, and to get to the airport, I booked a taxi.
The flight left at 8 in the morning and I left early for the airport.
I was sleeping in the taxi when suddenly there was a sound and the taxi stopped.
It came from the engine, it was broken.
The driver tried hard to fix it for over an hour, but nothing worked.
I also tried to help him.
It was almost morning but the taxi did not start.
After trying everything we called a local garage and guess what?
The mechanic came and it took only 15 minutes to fix it.
Why was it so easy for him?
It’s because the mechanic has the right tools for that particular problem.
Well, your online course is pretty much like that taxi, you will definitely run into some problems.
It can be related to anything, it can be a video or email problem or maybe finding the right format for your online course.
You must have the right tools to deal with these situations.
According to Adestra’s Automation Platform Pulse, 74% of marketers respond that the biggest benefit of the tools is time management.
A point to remember
The right tools can save you a lot of time and make you a lot of money.
Without the right tools, it will take you a long time to complete your course.
So, let’s see what are the most necessary tools to create an online course.
Step by step – Tools to create an online course.
I’ve seen a lot of success, but things weren’t always like this.
In my beginnings, when I started working on my courses, I encountered many difficulties.
As soon as I solve one problem, I find another one standing in front of me.
You know what the worst part was?
It’s that those problems were not connected to each other, so I have to do a new investigation on each new problem.
For example, when creating videos, I need a separate tool for screen recording, a different tool for sound editing, and a different tool for video tuning.
So always remember: “Only fools trust a single tool.”
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