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WordPress LMS Poll Results

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A few days ago we administered a quick poll to those interested in the WordPress LMS project. The one question poll asked users to indicate how they would prefer to WPLMS to be offered: as a one-time download vs. a hosted solution. The reason behind this poll was to get a better idea of what people want.

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Use YouTube to Build a Course in 3 Steps

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Add quizzes and polls. Or, take advantage of educational plugins like H5P to make quizzes or polls appear in the middle of a video for a literal “pop quiz!” This is especially useful if your videos are private on YouTube – your LearnDash course becomes a gate. You can edit and plan a release schedule in the lesson settings.

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Improving Your Courses with HotJar

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In addition, it has some nifty polling features so your visitors can provide you feedback anonymously. The polling feature is also quite slick in HotJar. While polls themselves are nothing new, what we have found is that user engagement with HotJar polls is incredibly high.

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How to Promote Your First Online Course

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Build a community through posts, polls, shorts, and stories. Besides this format, there are some features that you should include, such as slides, chat, polls or surveys, and questions. Take this opportunity to market yourself, your content, and your new course. Be sure to include a strong CTA. Try other features. Cross-share.

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How to Create a Data-Driven Learning Strategy

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Run an automated email poll when learners complete a course or after a period of non-engagement. Run a regular poll and put a feedback section on your website. Look for metrics tools in your LMS and ask your learners directly via an automated email poll. Look for reviews online or ask directly via an automated email.

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10 Guidelines to Help Your Learners Find Credible Online Sources

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Some credible sources are not credited to an individual author, such as many reports on polling data from the Pew Research Center, statements published by an organization, or more general resources from an educational institution. Here’s a few critical thinking questions your learners can use to find high-quality sources.

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How to Promote Online Courses with LinkedIn

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Here are a few formats to try: Long-form text posts Articles Carousels Images and text posts Videos like tutorials or course-related content Newsletters within LinkedIn You can also share events, post about professional updates, get recommendations, or create a poll.