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Hot topic about Cohort-based courses. Are you up for it?

(cross-posting my post from 'community building' since we are also building this in public =)


We're building the first-ever community of Cohort-based courses.

There's an increasing volume of blogs and articles that talked about cohort-based courses (or CBCs). They said it's the future of online education. Do you agree?

If yes and you are:
-a course creator who wants to level up;
-an instructor/educator who wants to learn more about online pedagogy;
-an expert in this field and you want to contribute your knowledge;
-a professional and wants to be an educator

Tell us about you -> https://airtable.com/shrKPO4QYiag1a4i0 if you wanna be a founding community member. 💪🏾✨

on August 6, 2021
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    What’s the goal of your Community?

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      Hey Tom. Rn, our goal is to help creators and educators who want to create CBCs. And also, invite experts to collab and mentor these creators.

      It seems that there's not yet a CBC community since it's still a new topic in online education.

      Some problems that we want to solve are:
      -How to turn from MOOCs to CBCs
      -Pricing your CBC
      -Saving time in researching pedagogy methods

      Also, we wanna design our community with our founding members. See where and how we can help them the most.

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        Sounds interesting! I'm not in your target audience, but in case you haven't done so yet, I'd suggest checking out the Gumroad community. There should be lots of education-creators on there. Also, communities around the large platforms like teachable, kajabi etc. should be interesting for you.

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          Hey Tom. I appreciate this very much. For a community builder who's starting from scratch, this is helpful.

          Thank you and will do what you've suggested.

          See you around,

          PS.
          Goodluck with your CommunityValidating Project. Sounds interesting to me.

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              Hey Tom. Nope, not until you shared it. :) I will get in touch with him.

              I appreciate this small act of kindness. thank you, tom!