"Another" 40 Tips on Making a Great Online Course (Udemy.com)

Yes. its better than my expectation and while there are tips that I am already using, there are some so subtle and yet very important. Hope I am more confident in my future experience in presenting. Thank you.

Content was very relevant. I would have liked a transcript or more resources to refer back to.

I'm enjoying the content of this course and learning information that I wanted and that is pertinent to my goals. This is prepared and structured well by an instructor who knows his material well and demonstrates a strong aptitude for teaching/coaching.

A very informative and helpful course. Love your passion and energy in teaching any courses. I liked most parts of your courses when you use sound effect and other multi-media to attract student's attention. But I did feel that you might overuse it sometimes because too much of these effects forced people to do multi-task at the same time and thus might loss the focus on the more important - the real contents of your presentation. Overall, great course! Thank you to make it free to us.

What can I write? Awesome. In todays time there is so much information out there that it can be sometimes hard to grasp. What I liked on this course is as the same as the last one. (Hope this was the right description for it :) ) Brevity is the soul of wit and therefore makes more fun and it was still intelligible / understandable. What I missed but that did not cause a deduction from the "5 stars" that it would be nice to show also some alternatives for Linux systems to get a starting point for making professional videos and image editings, too.

Honest with his self-criticism. The lecturer acts if he has made a mistake and does not let his course be available. Very good attitude. And the fact he's doing everything live for us to watch how it works makes this course even more professional as it is by now.

Oh my goodness! This course was a total game changer!! I feel like I can truly go on ahead and make an amazing course. The tips from your last course AND this course has helped me so much in understanding the steps I needed (and the steps I was missing-- from taking a previous course on Udemy.) It was not only great as a refresher but for newcomers that want to share their passion for learning to others. Thanks, Chris for being so encouraging!!

Chris loves to teach, he is always positive, he has much to say. He is simply inspiring. I cannot say something else that a huge thank you for this free course that he gives us each year. He deserves his success. Marc

Really liked the teachingstyle, some nice small tips for how to make great online courses. I have just watched the full presentation course there is quite a lof of overlap in this free course. So it did not have that much value for me personaly. :) Also watched some coursers of Udemy and there where quite a bit of technical lessions about what equipment tools (Blue Yeti, DSLR of videocamera) in there aswell. If you don't have much knowledge on how techinal produce courses (sound, pictures, video's) included this a good starter to get your producing high quality courses.

Good overall quality material. Fantastic content for free. Chris is brave enough to share all his mistakes and hacks. --Why does Chris not re-record where he misspeaks or makes errors then stitch the segments together (this is done for most VLOGS these days). --How are copyright issues handled in these videos (shorts from movies, music, etc)? --Chris uses the word "simplistic" a lot when I think he might mean "simple." (I know he's Canadian, so English might be difficult for him .) http://www.dictionary.com/browse/simplistic