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1. Assessment Courses. These courses intend to help both you and your potential students assess (test) their skills. This course type can also be used as a powerful Lead Magnet to gather students’ emails early on the process.
2. Presell Courses. Presell courses serve as a storefront of an upcoming course. They can rapidly validate a course idea and start building an email list of your potential students before officially releasing a course.
3. Orientation Courses. An orientation course provides an overview of all the courses you offer. If you are offering many courses in your Academy, create an orientation course to build student engagement and interest with the course contents and let them get acquainted with the goals of your Academy.
4. Μini-courses. Mini-courses are short to consume summaries (teasers) of a full-sized course. Like presell and orientation courses, they serve as teasers that make students enroll in a course.
5. Live courses. This course type includes mostly scheduled live sessions. You can frame your live meetings with many different types of material, also: Quizzes, gamification, discussions in the discussion forum, transcripts of the live sessions, downloadable files (PDF) of your presentations.
6. Demonstrations/Workshops. Demonstration courses consist of a series of videos where an instructor demonstrates specific skills to students online. Workshop courses usually fall in arts & crafts, painting, sewing, fitness, content creation, anything that shows the instructor demonstrating something new that students try to imitate through observation.
7. Professional training courses. Professional training courses serve in building knowledge, skills, and competence in a group of individuals or a team. Companies are used to promote job quality, efficiency, and effectiveness while also motivating employees to make a formal commitment to growing with the institution and being more productive.
8. The X days challenge courses. Through an X Days Challenge course, an instructor attempts to guide the student through daily or weekly small achievements to higher achievements at the end of the course.
9. Certification courses. Certification courses offer a certificate that guarantees the skills a student has obtained in the course. Certificates serve the external validation of knowledge and require students to pass a final exam to get it.
10. Spotlight/Niche Topic Courses. Niche topics are created to teach particular skills like mini-courses. The difference between those two-course categories is that spotlight courses are oriented to a specific skill.

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