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Creating a course and getting it published

The whole path of a recorded course in the instructor portal: the New course page, the fee set by NSDP, the intro video, building the curriculum, sending the course for review, and saving then submitting changes once it is live.

• Your Recorded courses listFigures: Courses, Published, In review and Changes requested. Search by title,…
• 3. Submit it for review…on the list). When it is approved the course is Published and the review status Approved. If changes are…
• Uploading images, videos and files…and it is always reviewed by NSDP before it is published, whatever your school's review setting.

What happens when a course is sent for review

NSDP reviews recorded courses and instructors' live classes before they go live, and reviews later changes too. Saving is not submitting: how to submit changes with a note, editing again afterwards, the Review requests page, what students see meanwhile, and what to do when changes are requested.

• I chose Publish Course on Information and the course is still a draft. What happened?If the course needs review, it was sent for review and stays a draft…
• When a school doesn't review teachers' courses…an instructor's own course or live class is published straight away (the button reads Publish course) and…
• Two kinds of reviewKind When What students see meanwhile First publish You submit something for the first time. Nothing. It…

Course information and setup

Create a recorded course, then fill in its Information (title, descriptions, learning details, cover image, course settings, intro video) and use Setup to see what is still missing. The fee and the certificate are set by NSDP. Covers saving, submitting for review and the course statuses.

• Publishing, unpublishing and unlisting…course, write what you made and choose Send to NSDP. Publish Course on this screen sends a draft for review too.…
• Creating a course…until one is chosen. Lessons, settings, the cover and publishing are not held up by it. Level: Who the course is…
• Saving a live course…save updates it straight away. Once the course is published and needs review, a save is kept as saved, not…

Running an on-site course

For teachers linked to a campus: create a course taught at your campus, set its duration so the portal works out the weeks and the fee, write the weekly plan, send it for review, and follow registrations and certificates. The fee and the certificate are set by NSDP. No batches or meeting links.

• Creating the course…reviews it like a live Zoom class; once approved and published, NSDP or your campus launches registration.
• The fee is set by NSDP…To change the total, change the duration. On a published course that goes through review like any other…
• The weekly plan…save, so a closed tab doesn't lose your work. On a published course, saving is not submitting. The portal answers…

Teaching at a campus: batches, courses and who to contact

For teachers linked to a campus: scheduling in-person batches at your campus, running the classes and attendance, what the link means for your own courses, how your earnings work, and whether to ask the campus or NSDP.

• Your own courses and the campus…them. Whether NSDP reviews a course before it is published depends only on your school's setting, not on the…
• Can I still make my own courses?Yes. Every recorded course you create is your own; there is no campus to choose.
• Can the campus change my course?No. Your recorded courses and online live sessions are yours alone; the campus…

A course's students and their progress

See who is enrolled on a course, their enrolment status and how far they have got. How progress is counted, what the teacher view shows, and what a campus sees for a recorded course attached to it.

• How progress is countedProgress is the share of the course's published lessons the student has completed. A quiz lesson…
• Common messages…search. New courses get students only after they are published and approved. "Student not enrolled in this course"…
• The campus view: students your campus gave the course toA campus has a Students tab only on a recorded course NSDP attached to it. The tab lists only the students…

The certificate of a recorded course

The certificate design and wording are set by NSDP: one design for all recorded (self-paced) courses. An instructor previews it on the course's Certificates tab. When students receive it, what it carries, and what the messages on the preview mean.

• Messages on the preview…certificate design is being prepared" NSDP has not published the certificate for self-paced courses yet. Nothing…
• When students get it…certificates are switched off, or before NSDP has published the design, no certificate is issued. A certificate…
• What changed for instructorsYou no longer build a certificate for each course. There are no templates to create, activate or delete…

Course bundles (no longer created by instructors)

Instructors can no longer create or manage bundles: the Bundles menu row, the New bundle action and the bundle pages are switched off. What that means for you, and how a bundle that NSDP builds works.

• The courses in a bundleA bundle is made of courses, each one only once. A published bundle contains only published courses, so a course…
• Publishing a bundleNSDP decides when a bundle is published. You do not publish a bundle and nothing is sent to…
• Can I still create courses and live classes?Yes. Use New recorded course or New live Zoom class in the New menu.

Your course ratings and replying to reviews

The Reviews page shows the ratings students gave your courses and classes on the NSDP website: the average, how students rated, the details and the trend. You can reply once to each review and report one that breaks the rules, but never edit or delete a student's review.

• The reviews themselvesLatest reviews lists published reviews. Use Show to narrow it to one course or…
• Why do I have no reviews?…once its batch is over. Reviews show only after NSDP publishes them.
• Reading the figures…out of 5 and the number of ratings, across your courses and classes. Badge Top rated or Highly rated…

Building the curriculum: sections and lessons

Add modules (sections) and lessons, reorder them, publish lessons, bulk-upload videos and files, and save the outline. What saves at once, what waits for Save, how changes to a live course are submitted, and the messages you may see.

• Editing a course that is already live…courses in most schools), saving the outline of a published course does not send it anywhere: the changes are…
• Lessons…add the video, text, PDF, audio, quiz or assignment. Publish it Select the Draft pill (or Publish lesson in the…
• Lessons that need attention…checks every lesson. A lesson without a title, or a published lesson without its content, is listed with the…

Your teacher portal at a glance

A tour of the teacher portal: the dashboard, every menu group and row, the New menu, the course workspace tabs, and where to go for each job.

• The course workspace…as a student sees it. Saving is not submitting On a published course that goes through NSDP review, saving keeps…
• Why does my new course not appear in the school's catalogue?…start as drafts. They appear only once they are published, and publishing usually goes through NSDP review.…
• The dashboard…Earnings available, Course completions and Courses published. Each one opens the page behind it. Needs your…

Answering student comments and questions

Moderate and answer the questions students post on your course lessons, on the Course discussions page: the queue, its tabs and filters, approving or rejecting, public and private replies, bulk actions, AI drafts, and how campuses share moderation.

• Answering a comment…Public or Private and write your answer. Send it Publish Reply posts it in the lesson discussion. Send Private…
• The comment queue…inside the comments. The filters narrow the list by Course, Author (students, instructors, administrators,…
• Moderation actionsAction Effect Approve Shows the comment in the course discussion. Reject Hides it from other students. Edit…

Creating a live session and sending it for review

Create a live Zoom class on one page, finish it in a workspace laid out like a recorded course (Setup, Information, Pricing, Curriculum & batches, Certificates, Students, Assignment marking, Questions, Preview), and send it to NSDP for review. The fee set by NSDP, the intro video, saving against submitting, and the common messages.

• How do on-site courses differ?They are a separate area (Teaching → On-site courses) with a campus and venue instead of Zoom, and a…
• The Live Zoom classes list…and marking attendance. Figures: Live Zoom classes, Published, In NSDP review and Changes requested. Search by…
• Create page, panel 1: Basics…changes with the category. Recorded, live and on-site courses share one list of categories and subcategories, and…

Your review requests page

One list of everything you have sent to NSDP for review (first publishes and changes to live courses and classes) and any saved changes not yet submitted: what each status means, the figures, the filters, and what to do next.

• Using the list…Review requests How courses are reviewed Creating and publishing a course
• The figures…NSDP Requests waiting for a reviewer. Not submitted Courses or classes with saved changes you have not sent yet…
• What each status means…You saved changes but have not sent them. Open the course or class and submit them for review. With NSDP for…

Lesson types: video, text, PDF, audio, quiz and assignment

What each kind of lesson holds and how to build it in the lesson editor: video, text and images, PDF, audio, HTML, resources, quizzes, assignments and Zoom classes, with their limits and the checks before publishing.

• Messages when publishing…requires a video URL." Upload or link the video, then publish. "Text lesson requires text or at least one attached…
• Choosing a typeBlock Use it for Needed before publishing Video An uploaded video, or a YouTube or Vimeo…
• FAQ…Release settings and drip schedules Your recorded courses (instructors) Your courses (campus)

The NSDP instructor agreement

Why the portal asks you to accept the instructor agreement before anything else opens, how to sign it, what it covers, how to read or print it later, and what happens when NSDP updates it.

• When NSDP updates the agreement…the green header as Agreement · version …). When NSDP publishes a new version, the menu locks again and the page…
• Accepting the agreement…are numbered (About this agreement, Your account, Courses and NSDP review, Teaching live classes, Fees and…
• What the agreement covers…until NSDP approves it; changes to an approved course or class are reviewed again. Live classes Start…

Class work: assignments, quizzes and materials for live and on-campus classes

Assignments, quizzes and resources for a live Zoom class are added inside a week of its Curriculum & batches tab; an on-campus class uses the On-campus class work page. How to add them, mark what students hand in, and how class work counts towards the batch certificate.

• Can I add work for a recorded course here?No. A recorded course has assignment and quiz lessons in its own curriculum;…
• Adding an item to a live Zoom class…below for each kind. Choose Visible to students Yes, published or Not yet (draft). Choose the Add button at the…
• Answering class discussions…has its own discussion in the classroom. Students → Course discussions → Live & campus classes…

Teaching live batches and marking attendance

Run the batches of your live Zoom class from the Curriculum & batches tab: batches and admissions, weeks and Zoom classes, connecting Zoom, starting a class, automatic recordings, attendance, registrations, and marking a batch as completed so NSDP can deliver the certificates.

• Setting it up…Zoom classes are saved with Save curriculum and, on a published class, reach students only after you choose Submit…
• Running a Zoom class…the change; it is scheduled once approved. On-site courses have no Zoom classes at all; see Running an on-site…
• FAQ…for live and on-campus classes Running an on-site course Batch certificates explained Verifying a certificate

Release settings and drip schedules

Choose when each module opens (days after enrolment or fixed dates), switch comments on or off per module, and send an email when a module unlocks. What students see and who gets a changed schedule.

• Changing the schedule of a live courseOn a live course that needs NSDP review (teachers' courses in most…
• Choosing the schedule…Every student moves at their own pace. Self-paced courses anyone can join at any time. Specific dates Each…
• Setting it upOpen the release screen From the course, or with a module's Release Settings button on the…

Careers for instructors: teach on campus

…position Apply in one click Your headline, bio, subjects, rating and published courses go with the application. Add a note or a CV (PDF, 5 MB) if…

Scheme interviews for instructors and campuses

How instructors and campuses hold the Laptop Scheme and Asaan Karobar Card interview: the conflict declaration, scheduling, the scoring rubric with a reason per criterion, and the limits on top scores.

• Holding an interview…each reason once the cycle's provisional list is published. You may add a short summary. Send it The score is…
• What you see and never see…interview score, ranks, or any list before it is published. Your scores and reasons are part of the student's…
• Who gets which interview…holds the interview, through its campus login. Online course or class: the course instructor holds it. If neither…

The Hiring panel

Where companies, campuses, instructors and NSDP post jobs and internships and choose applicants, and how a campus, an instructor or an NSDP admin switches into it.

• Hiring as an instructor…verification must be submitted (as for sending a course for review), and you accept the short NSDP hiring…