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Revolutionize Course Creation with CourseHub AI Magic!

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00:00 Revolutionize Course Creation with CourseHub AI Magic!

00:11 Navigate A Eye apps

00:39 Why courses stall

01:06 From months to days

01:26 Course creation in minutes

01:52 Everything built for students

02:46 No camera required

03:19 Live demo begins

03:51 Dashboard navigation

04:19 Account and activity overview

04:40 Feedback and updates

05:03 Manual or A Eye generation

05:24 Create a course manually

05:47 Add modules and media

06:21 Module resources explained

06:51 Prepare for publication

07:21 Set course to publish

07:41 Course is now live

07:42 Preview the course

08:07 Sign-up and testing

08:30 Complete the sign-up

08:55 User login view

09:22 Module navigation & progress

09:54 Interface features

10:12 Admin course tools

10:36 Granting access

10:59 Bulk and manual grants

Revolutionize Course Creation with CourseHub AI Magic!

  • Hello, I'm Peter Newell, author of Lead With Heart: Automate the Rest.
  • Here's my book.
  • I'm also the founder of MMG Vision.
  • Navigate A Eye apps

  • And what I want to say before we begin is I'm dedicated to helping entrepreneurs like yourself confidently navigate the AI apps space through my done-with-you training packages.
  • Now, if you've been sitting on knowledge that should be a course by now,
  • the next few minutes will show you what's been missing.
  • Why courses stall

  • Here's the truth about course creation.
  • It's not the teaching that stops people, it's the production.
  • Outlining modules,
  • writing lesson after lesson,
  • designing slides and covers,
  • building workbooks and handouts,
  • setting up the platform,
  • the drip schedule,
  • the student emails.
  • From months to days

  • For most coaches and solopreneurs, that's months of work,
  • which is why so many courses stay stuck as someday projects.
  • CourseHub compresses those months into days.
  • Course creation in minutes

  • Here's how it works.
  • You describe what your course is all about and how many modules you want,
  • then you click Start.
  • The AI creates your outline,
  • you approve it,
  • and it builds every module in minutes, not months.
  • But the course content is just the beginning.
  • Everything built for students

  • As we go through the demo, watch what gets generated around your course.
  • One, a built-in design studio that creates infographics, slides, and cover images from your actual content.
  • One-click student materials.
  • a printable workbook,
  • a course handbook,
  • frequently asked question handouts,
  • module checklists,
  • cheat sheets, all done for you.
  • And the student experience, number three, is complete as well.
  • Notes, Q&As, drip-feed content, progress tracking, all under your own domain and brand.
  • No camera required

  • One more thing to notice,
  • you never have to appear on camera if video isn't your thing.
  • The AI presenter approach means your course can still look and feel professional.
  • So as you watch the demo that follows,
  • ask yourself a question:
  • "What's the course my audience has been asking me for?"
  • And what happens to my income when it finally exists?"
  • Live demo begins

  • All right, let me open up CourseHub and build one right in front of you.
  • From CourseHub, and welcome to this tutorial video.
  • I'm going to give you a complete overview of how to use the platform.
  • So the first thing to note is that at the time of this recording, we are in beta,
  • so this video and the following ones will be updated with the new features.
  • It's basically your quick start guide.
  • I logged into a demo account for the tutorials,
  • and you'll see a dashboard similar to this one.
  • Dashboard navigation

  • On the left, you'll find the main navigation for the dashboard,
  • which is the current page.
  • Manage courses; this is where you manage existing courses or create a new one.
  • User management allows you to manage all your users.
  • Published domain refers to external domains that can be used with CourseHub.
  • So to add your own publishing domain, click here.
  • If you have a CourseHub account but you are also enrolled in a course,
  • Account and activity overview

  • you will see all these courses on this page.
  • We have our updates and the support link below.
  • In the top right corner, you can:
  • edit your profile,
  • log out,
  • and switch from light mode to dark mode.
  • Here we have an overview of recent activity, including test users.
  • You can see me testing things out.
  • There are:
  • stats,
  • Feedback and updates

  • recently updated courses,
  • the total number of courses,
  • and your most popular course.
  • All of this will evolve and change over time.
  • There is a post about this here.
  • Keep this in mind when using the app.
  • Then in the bottom right corner,
  • there's a small window where you can submit your ideas for the app.
  • So if you have any, send them here.
  • They will go into our system,
  • Manual or A Eye generation

  • and we'll help decide the next steps in our roadmap.
  • First, let's say you want to create a course.
  • You have two options.
  • You can create a course yourself with all the content and modules,
  • or use artificial intelligence to generate one.
  • First, let's create a standard one.
  • Click on Create a course, and we arrive at the course creation page.
  • Create a course manually

  • So let's give it a title.
  • A description right here.
  • I'll pick a logo for this; I just selected an image.
  • The maximum width is five hundred pixels,
  • and I'll leave the course as a draft while you work on it.
  • Click Create Course,
  • and this creates a new course ready for you to add your modules.
  • To add modules, left-click here or click Manage Course.
  • Add modules and media

  • You will then see this page, which will allow you to build your modules.
  • Let's say I want a simple course.
  • I'll just call it Module One: Contents.
  • You have the option to integrate Vimeo, YouTube, or a custom video format directly into your platform.
  • I'm gonna get a Vimeo URL.
  • I go to vimeo.com to retrieve one of my course links.
  • Let's take this one, a video from one of my workshops,
  • and you simply enter the URL like this with the number at the end.
  • Then you can add whatever you want here,
  • Module resources explained

  • such as standard layout elements, logos, links, everything you need.
  • Next, there's this section at the bottom called Module Resources.
  • These are elements that will appear at the bottom of the module for downloads, external links.
  • So I'll just add an example here, a link to Google.
  • For now, you need to enter a URL.
  • We'll be adding an update soon to upload resources directly here.
  • That's it for module one, and now we're going to add module two.
  • Prepare for publication

  • I'm going to post the same video just to demo requirements here
  • and add our content right here.
  • So even if you create your entire course manually, you can do it very quickly.
  • So now we have our course management page.
  • I've created a short introductory course here.
  • Let's say we're back to course management
  • and you want to prepare the course for publication online.
  • All you have to do is go there and click on Edit Course,
  • and here you'll make your selection.
  • Set course to publish

  • The status is currently a draft.
  • You want to set it to publish.
  • Then you will choose either the default Course Hub URL or your own URL,
  • which I'll discuss in a moment,
  • that you would select here.
  • I'll use the default one from Course Hub
  • because the goal is to be up and running as quickly as possible.
  • Course is now live

  • This course is now online,
  • Preview the course

  • and you can click on Course Preview,
  • which opens a pop-up window with the content,
  • as you can see here.
  • Here are the modules.
  • This is what end users will see without the rest of the navigation progression, etc.
  • And if you want to remove it at any time, simply change the status.
  • If you want to grant access to a new user, simply copy the registration link.
  • Sign-up and testing

  • I'll open it in a new window, and users can sign up right now.
  • If you use the Course Hub URL, the Course Hub branding will appear.
  • If you publish to your custom URL,
  • this will use the logo and elements you have added.
  • So let's sign up here.
  • A quick tip:
  • if you're running tests, if you have a Gmail address,
  • you can add a plus sign followed by anything.
  • Complete the sign-up

  • It will always arrive in the same Gmail inbox,
  • but it's considered a one-time email,
  • so it's useful for testing.
  • When I sign up,
  • I receive an email in my Gmail inbox with this tag,
  • and it will work with the system.
  • It's sent.
  • I went to my inbox and just pasted the login credentials.
  • I'll do that in a new window.
  • You cannot do this in the same window as your admin account
  • User login view

  • because you are already logged in.
  • That would crash everything.
  • You log in,
  • and here is the basic login page that you see,
  • and here is the course we just created.
  • So this is what the end user will see.
  • So an end user taking a course on Course Hub will first see all the courses they are enrolled in.
  • If they enroll in a course and already have a Course Hub account,
  • it will simply be added to their existing account.
  • And then once here, they can click on the modules.
  • Module navigation & progress

  • The module number will appear.
  • I haven't updated the order yet, but it will appear once the order is set.
  • And you can click on Start the Course to view the full course here.
  • There are the resources, and there's the video I added.
  • You can click Next to move to the next or previous module using the navigation.
  • Optionally, they can click Finish if they wish.
  • And if they mark items as completed,
  • when returning to their dashboard,
  • they will see their progress here,
  • and they will see a green check mark.
  • Interface features

  • This way, if you have a very long and detailed course,
  • your users will be able to see their progress.
  • And there's also a light mode and a dark mode.
  • It is therefore a very simple and clear way to convey information to people.
  • And once again, as I said, there will be many more new features.
  • Admin course tools

  • Now let's return to our administrator account where we set up the course.
  • I've shown you how to preview, publish, and edit the course.
  • Now let's manage users.
  • Let's say you want to control access manually.
  • Here's the one I signed up for.
  • This shows my progress.
  • What we can do is revoke access.
  • So if you remove this
  • and the user then returns to their account,
  • the next time they log in,
  • Granting access

  • it will still be there.
  • If I log out and log back in, it will be gone.
  • But you can grant them access manually here.
  • It's also a great option if, for example, you already have a lot of clients in the system
  • and you want to give everyone access to a course.
  • You can simply access the course here,
  • click on User,
  • and you can add them here.
  • Bulk and manual grants

  • Go here and click on User Without Access.
  • This would be another person in the system whom you want to grant access to.
  • You can grant all access,
  • click Update
  • or manage it this way,
  • so it's pretty self-explanatory.
  • Now we have manually created a basic course.
  • We'll see how to do this with artificial intelligence in a moment.
  • But before that, I'd like to first review these other procedural aspects.
  • Next up, managing users.
  • This is where you manage all account users.
  • You can control them here, you can edit them.
  • If, for example, someone asked you to reset their password, you could do it.
  • You can control what they have access to by clicking on Access.
  • A window will appear,
  • and this is another place to enable courses for them or remove the user.
  • You can also manually add a user here directly in the app for any course.
  • You add the user,
  • then go to the login page,
  • and you give them access to the courses.
  • Next, publish the domains.
  • Click here if you want to publish your course on a custom domain.
  • And it's really quite simple.
  • You log into your DNS management, so it's going to be...
  • These are called zone settings.
  • On this panel, for example,
  • you will add a CNAME record pointing to app.coursehub.io,
  • and click Save.
  • Once that's done, click here to see an option.
  • I'm just gonna make a demo one.
  • Now, that won't work because it's not a real domain.
  • The custom iframe URL is for when you want a user to go to your course page
  • and have them log in to this section.
  • On the right-hand side, you could display an ad here.
  • Enter the URL you want on a secure HTTPS URL,
  • and it will display exactly what you want.
  • This could be something, this could be a welcome video from you.
  • This could be an advertisement for your other products, whatever you like.
  • So I'll leave this blank for now,
  • and you can also add a custom logo,
  • and I'll just add the one for our course here.
  • So once you add the domain,
  • it won't do anything until you configure it for verification.
  • So once the domain is registered, go here.
  • The first thing to do is check the DNS.
  • Now, this is gonna fail because I haven't set up any DNS.
  • So once it's working, it will turn green.
  • Then once verified, click Activate Domain,
  • and that means the domain is fully added to your account,
  • and you'll be able to use it.
  • So, for example, if I were to go to that domain right now,
  • which is the one I set up earlier,
  • as you'll see, it's now a custom domain still using Course Hub,
  • but it's completely customized to your liking,
  • and I didn't add the iframe.
  • And anyone with access to courses in this field can view them by going here now.
  • Next, your courses.
  • So if I were logged in as an administrator
  • and had also assigned myself a course,
  • I'll see it here.
  • So let's say I'm logged in as a user of these tutorials now.
  • So let's go here.
  • Let's say I want to assign this course, manage users.
  • Click on Users without Access.
  • So I'm the administrator here, so I'll grant access.
  • Now, if I go to your courses, the course is here.
  • This allows you to view the courses yourself if you wish,
  • right in the main Course Hub dashboard.
  • Now, I'm going to show you how to create a course with Leah.
  • So there's a small preparatory step to take here first.
  • You must add your OpenAI API key to your profile.
  • Now, I've already done it,
  • and if you're not sure how to do it,
  • just go to platform.openai.com.
  • Sign up, deposit about five dollars, ten dollars.
  • You must deposit a nominal amount to activate it.
  • Next, you'll receive a key,
  • then simply go to the top,
  • click on Profile,
  • and paste your key here.
  • And this will then be used when you generate courses with Leah.
  • Let's go back.
  • Now that that's done, click Create with Leah.
  • You'll see a simple dashboard or a dialog box
  • where you specify what to create a course about.
  • So you can be as specific as you like here.
  • So I'll say that I want to create a course on selling AI chatbots to local businesses,
  • and I'll say that we want to have, let's say, five modules.
  • Simply click on Generate Course.
  • Leah from Course Hub is doing her work behind the scenes here.
  • She will therefore draft the course outline for your approval.
  • Once it's ready, you'll see that it includes a name, a description, and the modules.
  • If all of this sounds good to you, you can sign up and get started.
  • Otherwise, simply click Retry.
  • So I'll click Save and Continue.
  • This will now generate the entire course.
  • What it does is first create the course in your account with a URL and everything else.
  • It is in draft mode,
  • and all of this remains pending until all content is generated.
  • Our AI system is now building a detailed module for each part of this plan,
  • so it may take a little time.
  • It's usually pretty quick.
  • It depends on the API,
  • but your complete course will be ready in just a few minutes.
  • It's much faster than creating a course manually.
  • And while it's loading, please stay on this page.
  • Don't click on anything, as this will interrupt it and could cause everything to freeze.
  • Please keep the page open until a message tells you it's finished,
  • and you'll see buttons here to view and edit modules if you want to review them before publishing the course.
  • And we can see that it's over now.
  • So here we have our entire course and all our modules.
  • We can rearrange them if you'd like.
  • We have a visual rating system here.
  • Drag them and click to view the module.
  • If you view the detailed module, you'll get a complete overview.
  • And once again, this is going to evolve significantly.
  • We're adding things to it, so it may change.
  • You'll have the option for short content, long content, whatever you prefer.
  • So things are still going to change a lot,
  • but let's say you're satisfied with all the modules now.
  • All you have to do is publish the course,
  • and once published, customers will be able to enroll.
  • And what I'm gonna do is add myself as a user.
  • It's a great way to get a complete view of what end users will see.
  • And then you can click here to preview the course.
  • If you like, this will give you a glimpse of what's to come.
  • If you want to see it exactly as users do,
  • click here,
  • then click View Course.
  • And there you'd see it all, all built with everything you need.
  • This is exactly what a user would see,
  • and that's how you create a course very quickly with Leah.
  • This method is really useful for offering free courses, for example.
  • Next, you may have additional offers.
  • You can edit any module.
  • For example, let's say you want to sell chatbots.
  • You have a course on how to use them, and you want to sell it.
  • All you need to do is go edit your module.
  • You could add a video or simply scroll down and add your own content.
  • You can add links.
  • It's as intuitive as any text editor, and you would put your URL here.
  • So it's really powerful, very simple, and easy to set up.
  • Here is a comprehensive overview of the current version of the Course Hub platform.
  • And to stay up to date on everything we're adding to the platform,
  • click Update here to see all the new features.
  • To be honest, when we release an update for every item listed here,
  • there are twenty more behind the scenes.
  • We won't be noting every minor correction or improvement,
  • but for anything major, we'll add it here,
  • such as the publishing domain system, the iframe, and what we're currently working on.
  • You'll see it right here at the top.
  • There you go.
  • If you have any questions,
  • please don't hesitate to contact us,
  • and we'll be happy to help.
  • Thank you.