Clearly outline what students should learn and achieve by the end of your course.
Define Learning Objectives:
Clearly outline what students should learn and achieve by the end of your course.
Curriculum Design:
Develop a structured curriculum that progresses from basic to advanced topics.
Include a variety of arts and crafts techniques, styles, and projects.
Materials and Supplies for each lesson. I'll offer inexpensive ways to help save money in every lesson I create.
Video lessons: Create high-quality video lessons with clear explanations and demonstrations. Again, my focus is ensuring that ALL my classes are from start to finish.
Written Instructions:
Complement videos with written instructions, step-by-step guides, and visual aids.
Assignments and Projects:
Assign practical projects for students to apply what they've learned.
Provide constructive feedback on their work.
Interactivity:
Engage with students through live Q&A sessions, discussion forums, or email.
Foster a sense of community among learners.
Assessments:
Implement quizzes or assessments to gauge student understanding.
Adjust your teaching based on their progress.
Accessibility:
Ensure your content is accessible to all, including those with disabilities.
Feedback Mechanism:
Encourage students to provide feedback on the course to make improvements.
Stay Updated:
Keep up with the latest trends and techniques in arts and crafts.
Marketing:
Promote your work with our Facebook Group and Instagram account through social media platforms.
Consider offering free introductory lessons to attract students.
Continuous Improvement:
Regularly update and refine your curriculum based on student feedback and industry developments.
Technology:
Use a reliable platform for hosting your online classroom and consider using a learning management system (LMS) for the organization.
Time Management:
Create a schedule or syllabus to help students plan their learning journey.
Lastly, a Graduation Certificate will be awarded to each student who completes each class.
Reward students who excel above and beyond the skill level discussed at the course's start.
