Classroom & Courses
The Classroom feature allows you to create structured learning content for your members. Build courses, modules, and lessons that members can progress through at their own pace.
Classroom Overview
Key Concepts
| Term | Description |
|---|---|
| Course | A complete learning experience (e.g., "Fitness Fundamentals") |
| Module | A section within a course (e.g., "Week 1: Getting Started") |
| Lesson | Individual content piece within a module |
Structure Example
📚 Course: Fitness Fundamentals
├── 📁 Module 1: Getting Started
│ ├── 📄 Lesson 1: Welcome
│ ├── 📄 Lesson 2: Setting Goals
│ └── 📄 Lesson 3: Your First Workout
├── 📁 Module 2: Nutrition Basics
│ ├── 📄 Lesson 1: Understanding Macros
│ └── 📄 Lesson 2: Meal Planning
└── 📁 Module 3: Building Habits
├── 📄 Lesson 1: Habit Formation
└── 📄 Lesson 2: Staying ConsistentCreating Courses
New Course
- Go to Classroom
- Click Create Course
- Fill in course details:
- Title: Course name
- Description: What members will learn
- Image: Course cover image (optional)
Course Settings
- Published: Toggle to make visible to members
- Order: Position in course list
- Access: Which tiers can access
Creating Modules
Add Module to Course
- Open the course
- Click Add Module
- Enter module details:
- Title: Module name
- Description: Module overview
- Order: Position within course
Module Best Practices
- Group related lessons together
- Use clear, descriptive titles
- Keep modules focused (5-10 lessons max)
- Consider time-based grouping (Week 1, Week 2, etc.)
Creating Lessons
Add Lesson to Module
- Open the module
- Click Add Lesson
- Create your content
Lesson Content Types
Text/Rich Content
- Formatted text with headers, lists, etc.
- Embedded images
- Code blocks (for technical content)
Video (Coming Soon)
- Embedded video content
- Video hosting integration
Downloads
- Attachments (PDFs, worksheets)
- Resource files
Lesson Editor
The lesson editor supports:
- Bold, italic,
strikethrough - Headers (H1, H2, H3)
- Bullet and numbered lists
- Links
- Images (upload or URL)
- Code blocks
Progress Tracking
For Members
Members can:
- Mark lessons as complete
- See their progress percentage
- Resume where they left off
For Owners
Track member progress:
- View completion rates (coming soon)
- See most/least popular lessons (coming soon)
- Identify drop-off points (coming soon)
Course Design Best Practices
Structure
- Start with outcomes - What will members learn?
- Chunk content - Break into digestible pieces
- Build progressively - Simple → Complex
- Include actionables - Give members things to do
Content
- Be concise - Respect members' time
- Use visuals - Images, diagrams, examples
- Include examples - Real-world applications
- Add resources - Downloadable worksheets, templates
Engagement
- Quick wins early - Build momentum
- Vary content - Mix text, video, exercises
- Call to action - End lessons with next steps
- Check understanding - Include reflection questions
Example Course Structure
"Fitness Fundamentals" (8-week course)
Module 1: Foundation (Week 1)
├── Welcome & Course Overview
├── Setting Your Goals
├── Assessing Your Current Fitness
└── 📎 Goal-Setting Worksheet
Module 2: Movement Basics (Week 2)
├── Understanding Exercise Form
├── The Big 5 Movement Patterns
├── Your First Workout
└── 📎 Exercise Library PDF
Module 3: Nutrition 101 (Week 3)
├── Calories & Energy Balance
├── Macronutrients Explained
├── Building Your Plate
└── 📎 Meal Planning Template
... continue for remaining weeksTier Access
Each course has a Tier Access setting in the course editor. Select which tiers can view and access the course content. Members on tiers without access won't see the course in their Classroom.
Common Questions
Q: Can I reorder modules/lessons? A: Yes, use the order field or drag-and-drop (coming soon)
Q: Can I duplicate a course? A: Not yet, but this feature is planned
Q: Can I schedule lesson releases? A: Drip content is coming soon
Q: Do lessons sync with AI knowledge? A: Not automatically. Upload key content to Knowledge Base separately.