Ask What is the right approach for instructors to develop their courses uploaded to BMF.io?

[Habtamu]

If you're putting together a course for BMF.io, just keep it simple and fun. First, figure out what you want your students to learn and break it up into easy bits—like short videos or quick quizzes. Use real-life stuff to make it interesting and relatable. Make sure everything's in a good order so it's easy to follow. Try to get some feedback from a few people before you launch, so you can fix any weird spots.

 

[Dean101]

Start with a clear outline and break your content into bite-sized chunks so mix videos, readings, and little exercises so it's not boring. Keep things short and relatable, and throw in real-life examples. Add quizzes or discussion prompts to get students involved. Listen to feedback and tweak stuff to keep it fresh. Make sure it's easy to navigate too as students shouldn't get lost. The whole idea is to make your course easy, useful, and enjoyable

 

[Newman]

It is always important for a course instructor to know and understand his students. This will determine how the course will be structured. The course should be made simple as a beginner, and it should be made fun for them as well for them to be motivated to read.