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Where Does Your Course Creation Time Go? Vote Now!

MarinaT

Hi instructors,

As October comes to an end, we want to say a big thank you to everyone who joined our conversations about Course Creation & Course Management this month! It’s been great to see you sharing your experiences, tips, and ideas with each other.

Before we wrap things up, we have one last question for you:
Which part of creating a course takes up the most time for you?

Cast your vote and tell us in the comments: Is it also the part you find the most challenging, or does something else come to mind?

Looking forward to hearing from you!

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Comments

RijulArora

For me personally, once I get some momentum I can get a course out easily. I personally struggle with procrastination around planning, outlining and getting my first video out. Once I have that, everything else after that is smooth.

Mike Pritula

On my first course, the time went long before I taught a single lesson. I didn't understand how a program or slides are even born. A colleague and I met once a week: he kept asking questions, I wrote down the answers. It took about three months to get to a program, a description and the presentations, and each presentation took me almost a week, for around 10 sessions. So for me the structure came first and it was the hardest part. Slides were simply the longest. Is it the same part for you, or did experience move the bottleneck somewhere else?