Teachinguide’s platform aims to provide online instructors with the tools they need to grow their online course audience and sales.
We’ve found that with over 57,000 Udemy instructors and over 100,000 Udemy courses (and growing), that, for instructors, it’s very difficult to get the information and insights you need to be competitive.
Part of being a successful online courses instructor involves keeping up to date on the latest industry news and strategies. What are the latest and newest course offerings and trends? Where does Udemy fit into the industry and how is it evolving? What can you learn from industry successes and failures? And more.
Here we gather up some of the most recent news in the online course industry to help keep you up to date and to bring you new ideas. Happy learning!
We can’t believe another year is over. However, we believe that doing something three times in a row becomes a tradition. So let’s get traditional and take a look at the 2020 Black Friday and Cyber Monday results. Do you remember what we did last year and the year before? Here is a brief summary of our findings.
Teachinguide is live now for about 2 months. Since then we made massive changes and additions for online instructors and aspiring instructors in our web app.
Here is an overview of the biggest updates in October and November so far
Find out which courses and instructors were the winners and losers of Udemy’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
Cyber Week came and went quickly. So quickly that perhaps you haven’t had time to full appreciate the impact on your course sales.
Curious about how other online instructors fared with Udemy’s Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales? The great thing about Teachinguide’s database is that this is the kind of insights you can generate about your competitors using the data and search functions. For now, we’ve done the analysis of Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales. Here’s a summary.
It’s been a few months since we last reported on what’s up with Udemy and other eLearning platforms. Here’s a roundup of some recent developments with Udemy and online learning. One thing’s for sure, Udemy is going nowhere except across the globe!
Looking for new course ideas? Create online courses for these skills employers look for!
The skills employers look for in their workforce and future job applicants are changing rapidly in 2020 and beyond. So if you’re an online course creator looking for new course ideas or you’re looking to enhance some courses you already created perhaps this list will inspire some creative thinking for which direction to take. Tackle any aspect of these skill categories and you’re sure to see some success!
Even if you aren’t creating Udemy for Business courses or other corporate eLearning courses, employees, job seekers and learners, in general, will be looking for courses that can help them gain skills that employers are looking for in 2020.
So what are the top skills employers look for going forward?
Students, working and non-working adults around the world have been at home now for over two months due to the COVID19 shelter in place orders. As a result of extended homestays, massive job cuts, and displaced college and high school students, the world has seen a major surge in online education over the last 2 months.
We recently wrote an article about the impact of the COVID pandemic on Udemy course enrollment. In it, we highlighted several findings from a Udemy report on the first two months of course enrollment during the pandemic. As a reminder, Udemy found that the following increases:
Udemy courses reflect the world we live in. The most popular courses reflect current lifestyle and career trends. The most popular instructors reflect what we value nowadays in terms of entertainment and information dissemination. We all live according to “ratings” and so do Udemy course instructors.
Over this past year, the media has been flooded with all kinds of headlines about the progress of women. This year a record number of women will be working in the US Congress. 2018 was dubbed the “Year of the Woman”.
We at Teachinguide got to thinking, “what does our data tell us, if anything, about how gender plays a role in Udemy courses?”
