What is CreativeMindClass Tutorial for Beginner Users
How to start using CreativeMindClass
Strategies for teaching classes
How CreativeMindClass is structured
1. How to create a class
All things begin with a class. Classes are products your patrons purchase, and they are among the most important building blocks of CreativeMindClass. You can start by creating one class and add more in time. Your browser does not support the video tag.
Class best practices
The class is the thing your audience buys on your platform so it's key to ensure that it's easy to understand and enticing.
When you write a title for a class , promise a value that sparkles the interest of your audience.
Create a class description that is precise with a value-based. What are the reasons why someone should purchase your class? The class's benefits to them?
Set the price. The amount you decide to set is the amount that your students are expected to be able to pay in the currency of your choice.
Add a class cover image . Show yourself, and the final artwork your students will be working on, or showcase your work area. Add an array of cute illustrations, icons or some words.
When you make a video trailer , present your face, examples pieces of work you've done, and your process. Include a voiceover, some licensed music. Make sure you mention your students' exercises, and let them submit their artwork and receive feedback.
2. The best way to begin your first lesson
Lessons form the foundation of the class. They include your video.

Lesson best practices
Incorporate to the lesson pertinent activities or attach them to give greater context. The lesson can be viewed at any time.
- For a title for a lesson Be specific with regards to the subject you are giving the lesson.
Write a detailed description of your lessonexplicit and make sure your students know about the topics they will be learning.
An image of the cover for a lesson provides a preview of the class.
Upload video lessons of 5-15 minutes. Make it easy to follow and inform your viewers in a short introduction the structure of your class and explain the exercises and let them know about the upload of work and your feedback.
Incorporate exercises into one lesson or to multiple lessons.
Upload files using lessons plans, hands-on exercises, sketches or Cheat sheets, inspirations or work documents such as Adobe Photoshop PSDs or Illustrator AIs.
3. Organize your lessons
Group related lessons together with the sections
Sections group lessons with the same subject. They can make the process of learning and tracking progress easier for students.

Some ideas for sections you can create in CreativeMindClass
It is possible to add any title to your section like Introduce yourself, Get to know your instructor Prior to starting with the hands-on exercise, or a final thought and so on.
Sort your lessons
Change the order of your lessons or move the lesson into a new section by selecting "Sort" and then drag and drop.
4. Publish your class Your browser does not support the video tag.
Publish your class, lessons or exercises when you're prepared. You can preview them before making them available to ensure that they look exactly how you'd like.
Draft
Drafts are only visible to the person who created them. They can be saved, edited and view your work and publish it whenever you're ready. If you decide to unpublish your class it won't visible to anyoneelse, including people who have already bought it.
Published
The classes that are published are accessible to everyone. They are displayed with videos, lesson titles, lessons descriptions, durations of time, as well as exercises and attachments number. Lesson videos can only be viewed following the purchase of the class.
Classes purchased
Purchased classes appear on the student area. After payment, a student is able to view the videos and read the exercise description, upload exercises, and get feedback. Students can also download lessons documents.
5. How do you find students' uploaded' work, and then give feedback
As your portal moves forward while students make projects based upon your instructions, CreativeMindClass gives you an opportunity to offer feedback to stay on top of it. Your browser does not support the video tag.
Students' works
Student's works showcase what your students have created under your lesson. Check back on Students' works throughout the day and see the notifications for new coming artworks.
Feedback
The feedback for student's work is organized as a filtered "To Do" list to stay in the loop with your work. It is easy to identify whom you need to give feedback as well as go through the archived artworks of your students.
6. Community Feed
The various actions that can be taken are used to create community Feed stories. These include your comments, posts news announcements for classes as well as comments.

Posts
Your posts are accessible to all. This way your audience gets an experience of learning and also the social network you're creating. It is possible to write blog posts to mentor your audience, create a challenge, share information, and much more.
Comments
Make a comment on the posting to inquire about a topic and provide more information or offer insight.
A post comment will appear at the bottom of the page.
Anyone who visits your portal will see the comments.
Students and you alone are able to comment.
7. My Home Page
My Homepage contains your page building blocks.

My homepage best practices
Edit My Homepage block pages to create your portal for selling. Invite people to introduce yourself. people to buy classes.
- Portal Promo is a section that explains the core of the portal. It's your name, what it is all about, and an actionable one-liner.
3 sections (short) can be used to make an effective elevator pitch. Each sentence is short. Tell the first-timers what they can find on your portal.
3 Sections (long) Present the program that you will present to your students. Tell them what they will benefit from your lessons.
Class promos are like your card to promote your classes. It should be concise and easy to read.
The public profile allows students to recognize you straight away. An excellent way to show your professionalism as teacher. Let people know what you are doing best.
8. What is the way CreativeMindClass managed?
Lessons and classes are the primary components of CreativeMindClass.
- The teacher is YOU. Upload content , and manage your teaching space from the dashboard.
The teaching space serves as a home page along with classes, as well as the feed for community members.
Students are your target audience, followers, fans who purchased at most one of your classes. They purchase your course for a single purchase (not an annual subscription) by using an online payment.
The student space is where students can view bought videos, uploads lessons exercises, or downloads lessons' attachments.
Classes are items that the people who attend your class purchase. They contain a video trailer that you could use to advertise your classes. It is possible to have several classes on your portal.
Videos are lessons that are part of a class. It is possible to have several videos as well as add exercise or attachments. Lessons are organized into lessons sections to make it easier for you to understand.
Attachments and exercises are an integral component of a lesson. They can be included in the same lesson, or all of them. Use them to create a great learning experience. The exercises come with an easy upload button for student work.
Community Feed is like your personal Instagram. Everybody can view the posts and comments but only your students are active community members.
Posts are part of the Community Feed. They're simple to handle from the page.
Feedback Comments appear in the Community Feed after you have left a make a comment about a student's work. It is notified when the student uploads their work to provide feedback.
Comments from students and teachers' comments are displayed below post.
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Once you master the basics, you can keep building upon them. The CreativeMindClass team will too. We offer a wide range of getting started resources so anybody can figure out what they'd like.
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