The Ultimate Course Creation Checklist

🎙 Online courses have a notoriously low completion rate - with many studies reporting that under 10% of students actually complete them (Lederman, 2019; Udemy, 2020; Weiss, 2020). 

Those are dark statistics, but you don't have to be included in them because I've summarized real research and proven instructional strategies that will help you take your course to the next level. 

💡 Who benefits from this course checklist?

• Creators who just started planning their first course.
• Veteran course creators who just want to audit their existing course!

What's included in the Ultimate Course Creation Checklist?

Included in this digitally fillable download is a short glossary of education jargon, a simple course purpose planner, and the checklist itself.

The checklist is organized by:

• The Mini-Purpose Planner: This is where you will address the purpose of your course and identify your learner persona.
• Course Outline, Syllabus, and Lessons:  This section includes items that help you consider the framework of your course.
• Instruction and Resources: Here you will reflect on which instructional strategy and resources will support your course.
• Platform: This part of the checklist provides the qualities you should be looking for in a course platform.
• Review and Marketing: Finally, a simple list to "wrap up" your course before your launch!

If you're a dedicated educator who takes pride in their course, this checklist is for . 

🎯  You can access this download for FREE. Just click "I want this!" 

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Lederman, D. 2020. Study Offers Data To Show Moocs Didn't Achieve Their Goals Inside Higher Ed. [online] Available at: <https://www.insidehighered.com/digital-learning/article/2019/01/16/

Udemy Blog. 2020. Design Your Course For Completion Udemy Blog. [online] Available at: <https://blog.udemy.com/design-your-course-for-completion/>

Weiss, M., 2020. Why Students Don’t Complete Your Online Course (And 5 Ways To Fix It). [online] Clientengagementacademy.com.<https://www.clientengagementacademy.com/blog/students-dont-complete-online-course/