Everything below the course title is a blank canvas for you to add your description . This is powered by the same WordPress editor used for pages, blog posts and other content types in WordPress.
The course page content area is where you add a course title, description and featured image for your course. This is what people will see before they enroll (or purchase) the course.
The LearnDash course builder provides an easy, intuitive way to build out your courses. You can add new sections, lessons, topics & quizzes without ever leaving the page. This article explains how to use every aspect of the course builder to make creating & editing courses a breeze.
Section headings (requires LearnDash 3.0+) provide a simple way to break your course into sections. They don’t contain any actual content, and are simply a text-only heading that can be placed between any two lessons. They work in a similar fashion to chapters in a book.
There are multiple ways to add existing quizzes. Add a single quiz: Hover over a quiz in the quiz box and click the “Add” button. Add multiple quizzes: Select the checkbox next to multiple quizzes, and then click the “Add Selected” button. Drag & drop: If you’d like to add quizzes in a particular spot within your course, ...
There are multiple ways to add existing lessons. Add a single lesson: Hover over a lesson in the lesson box and click the “Add” button. This will add the lesson to the end of your course. Add multiple lessons: Select the checkbox next to multiple lessons, and then click the “Add Selected” button.
Your existing lessons can be found in the “Lessons” box in the sidebar. By default, your most recent lessons are shown, but you can click “View all” to see all lessons, or use the search box to find a specific lesson by title.
Quizzes. Quizzes can be added to lessons & topics, or as a final quiz to the course itself. Any combination of these will work. You can create new quizzes directly from the course builder, or pull in existing quizzes you’ve already created.
You might be offering a certain course (s) on your LMS that your fellow trainer or Universities might not be offering.
While this strategy may not seem simple but let me assure you it is quite effective in terms of increasing your student base, building relationships and ultimately increasing sales.
Opening up your LearnDash courses to your fellow trainers and Universities now doesn’t seem like a bad idea, does it? Having said that, it’s time to cross that boundary, expand your horizon, explore and take advantage of the existing business opportunity to increase your revenue and take your LearnDash LMS to new heights of success.
The next step after setting up LearnDash is to create a course in the LMS. Creating a course, lesson or topic is the same as creating a post or a page.
To create a lesson under course, select LearnDash LMS > Lessons > Add New. Add title and description for your lesson. You can also upload any media you need, or relevant to your lesson in the WordPress editor.
iii) Expire Access– As the title suggests, this option expires a student’s access to a course after a set duration.
Creating a Lesson is quite similar to creating a course, however, settings are bit different.
LearnDash lessons contain topics. The options for a topic are similar to the options available for a lesson. Similarly, you can make assignment upload mandatory, force a topic timer, or order topics using the ‘Order’ attribute.
LearnDash’s premium WordPress LMS plugin works with any WordPress theme. The courses can be set up in different styles and using a variety of tools, ensuring that your courses appear dynamic and interesting.