Photography Online Course Examples and Templates
This template is suitable for use.
Online photography courses are a great way to share your skills.
Add your pictures and other files to the course website, naming your course, providing a concise description including lessons downloads, files for downloading, and exercise help in creating the online course that you're looking for.
Creating an online course is easy, and using the CreativeMindClass built-in templates it is possible to create a beautiful website save time, guarantee consistency as well as enhance the professional appearance of your site.
This template is part of our guide to how to create an online photography course.
Enjoy ready-to-go website Create multiple courses
Add bonus materials
Active learning is a must.
How to use this template
- Begin with a website template
- Give your course a name
- Write a description
- Add lessons
- Add downloadable files
- Add exercises
- Use it to share with your followers
How do you use this template
Whether you are an artist, creative director, or a graphic designer, follow this step-by-step tutorial to understand how to create an online course for photography in Creativemindclass, a free software used by the top designers.
1. Create a template for your site
This Photography Online Course template contains beautiful web pages with layouts for course pages as well as placeholders for videos, and prepopulated relevant information with photos, and copied content. Drag and drop your material in the class to build the online website of your course within a matter of minutes.
How to do this within CreativeMindClass
- Select a photo template
- Modify the content that is prepopulated. Upload your own copy and pictures
2. You can name your class
Once you've finished your website, you can begin to brainstorm to create the perfect photography course title.
Choose a simple, descriptive name for your online class which includes pertinent words. Create a memorable name and steer clear of technical jargon. Utilize powerful language to trigger emotions and the response that encourages readers to read, click and buy.
To name your online course, click on the class title and change the pre-populated name.
How do I get it within CreativeMindClass
- Type your CLASS TITLEto give your course a name.
3. Write a description
Now that you have your course's name, you can begin making the description. The online description of the course gives a quick overview of the course content and learning objectives.
For a well-written on-line course, begin with an engaging introduction. outline the course content and define the goals of learning, including any prerequisites. Utilize language that is easy to comprehend, and add a personal touch, and end with a call to take action.
How do I get it within CreativeMindClass
- Type the CLASS DESCRIPTIONto send the class description to communicateyour offering.
4. Add lessons
Ready to start adding lessons? Every lesson comes with a title as well as a description and material in the form a video or PDF.
What can you teach in a video lesson lasting 3-10 minutes? Begin by introducing yourself and the work you have done, covering the gear as well as lighting as well as hands-on projects. Or add post-production editing.
What is it? within CreativeMindClass
- Click the Add LESSON option to make an entirely new lesson.
- In Lesson page tab, type LESSON TITLE.
- Include 10-20 lessons in your class.
5. Add downloadable files
Enhance your lesson with downloadable files. These files can include worksheets, native files and other resources students are able to download and print, or add in or edit. Use software like Pages/Word, Google Slides, Prezi, Photoshop, or Canva to make high-quality, editable files. Students may even upload finalized files and get your feedback.
What is it? within CreativeMindClass
- Navigate to the tab for Content of the lesson
- Select DOWNLOADABLE FILE to upload your file.
6. Add exercises
Include exercises in your lessons to engage students in active learning. It will also aid them in reaching their objectives. You might consider adding tasks, assignment assignments, brainstorming exercises, and final projects to your course. Review your syllabus and develop an engaging learning experience for your students.
You can create exercises for every lesson. Simply write the instructions and drag and drop your worksheets.
How to do it within CreativeMindClass
- Go to LESSON - Content tab
- Click EXERCISE to design exercises for your students.
7. Send it to your followers
Get visibility through sharing your online photography course with your audience. Connect with your audience and connect with them on an even deeper level, which will help grow your business.
Begin by putting in the link to your website, social media, email, or blog, and start the promo marketing.
How do I get it in CreativeMindClass
- Click Settingsin the main menu, then click Settings to launch it.
- Copy CreativeMindClass web address.
- Make sure you share the lesson with the audience.
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