Start with the curriculum: define the course outcome, modules, lesson formats, and assessment methods. Then transfer the structure to the WeStudy editor, add students, and test the user journey.
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If this is your first online course, you do not need to master all technical settings immediately.
Start with the curriculum, then move on to the platform.
Describe what students should know or be able to do after completing the course.
Divide the curriculum into modules and lessons. Decide where videos, text, practical assignments, and tests are needed.
Gather the videos, presentations, documents, assignments, and other materials the course will use.
Transfer the prepared structure to the WeStudy editor and add the learning content. You do not need to build a complex system yourself: the core tools are already available on the platform.
Create a test user and follow the full journey: registration → payment → access → learning → assignments → course completion.
After checking, invite your first students and start teaching. You can later expand the course, change the curriculum, and add webinars, tests, and other materials.
If you do not know where to begin, WeStudy support can help you understand the platform and prepare the course for launch.
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