Your school, your courses and your first published class
A cohort is a scheduled run of a course where a group of students starts and finishes together, with set start and end dates and an optional capacity. It contrasts with evergreen access, which you can join anytime and take at your own pace. A course can offer cohorts, evergreen access, or both.
Through one of four ways, checked at the moment of access: a paid subscription, free access from a rule, a free-preview enrollment, or a direct grant. As the owner you always have access. If a course has requirements, students must also meet them before access opens, even with a subscription.
They are two views of the same account. The profile is your public storefront, and the academy is the courses, plans, and community behind it.
Content nests up to four levels: Program, Course, Module, Lesson. Lessons are what students watch or do, and can be video, document, exam, or text. You do not have to use every level. A Course can hold Lessons directly or group them into Modules, and a Program can bundle several Courses. Use only the levels you need.
Yes. Mark lessons as free preview. Students can start those for free, and the paid lessons sit behind a subscribe button.
Yes. Lessons can unlock a set number of days after a student enrolls or after a start date.
Yes. Lessons support front, back, left, right, and top angles, viewed single, side by side, stacked, picture-in-picture, or in comparison. This is built for learning choreography.
Yes. You can attach alternate-language audio tracks to a lesson video, and learners switch between them in the player. One lesson can serve students who speak different languages without re-uploading the video.
Yes. Video feedback is a paid add-on: a student buys a slot on a lesson and uploads a video, and you reply within a deadline with a rating, notes, and an optional response video. You can sell it one time, as a recurring add-on, or as a credit pack.
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