Course Packaging
You’ve already done the hard work: you wrote a book full of ideas, expertise, and practical advice. But readers don’t always want to learn by turning pages. Some would rather follow a guided program, work through bite-sized lessons, and check their understanding along the way. That’s where course packaging comes in. With the right tools, your manuscript can become the starting point for an online course you host and sell to your own students.
First, think of your book as course material—not a finished course. A chapter may cover several ideas that work better as separate lessons, while a…
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