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Don't Build a Course Before Defining the Outcome
A common mistake when creating an online course is starting with the lessons.
Start with the result instead.
Before you create your first module, ask:
šÆ What should students achieve?
š What do they need to learn?
š ļø What should they be able to do after the course?
Once the outcome is clear, building the lessons becomes much easier.
A good course doesn't just give information. It takes students from where they are to where they want to be.
What do you define first when creating a course, the outcome or the lessons?
#CourseCreation #CourseDeveloper #OnlineLearning #InstructionalDesign #Kajabi #Elearning #CreatorEconomy
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