How to make 6 Figures teaching online
How to make 6 Figures teaching online
How to make 6 Figures teaching online
Your Instructor
John has been programming since 1997 and teaching since 2002. He has been contracted by many different companies to provide game design, audio, programming, level design and project management.
To this day John has contributed to 40 commercial games. Several of the games he has produced have risen to the Top 10 in the Apple's App Store.
His expertise is in e-learning, entrepreneurship, programming, software development, and game development. He is also a new father of two kids.
Mammoth Interactive has nearly 200 courses with expert advice from John as CEO. He brings a unique perspective with years of experience of teaching and real world experience running a software company.
Since 2011, 700,000 students have joined Mammoth Interactive around the world. Our courses have been featured on many websites such as Venture Beat, Expert Dojo and Cult of Mac.
Course Curriculum
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Start01. Introduction (2:40)
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Start02. What to expect in the course (4:36)
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Start03. A little about me John Bura (5:12)
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Start03a. Let's start learning online (0:54)
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Start04. Why Schools are going online (5:09)
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Start05. My Personal Story (4:11)
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Start05a. Personal story (0:49)
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Start06. What's different about online education (5:28)
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Start06a. Online education (1:17)
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Start07. How Online education can be much better (5:05)
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Start08. Exciting new movement (3:46)
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Start09. It's about the learning and not the money (2:37)
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Start10. Online learning is about what the students wants to do (4:24)
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Start11. What are you going to teach (3:36)
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Start12. Brainstorming courses in a spredsheet (8:41)
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Start12a. Brainstorming courses (1:02)
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Start13. How big is a course. What is a course (5:45)
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Start14. Make a blog or a website first (5:03)
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Start14a. Built customers first (0:55)
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Start15. Start building your list today (2:55)
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Start16. Try teaching in person first (3:07)
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Start17. STOP - Challenge! (1:07)
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Start18. Get your course out as soon as possible (4:13)
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Start19. Planning out a course (2:41)
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Start20. Planning out a course in excel (6:08)
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Start21. Find out if there is a market for your course subject (3:39)
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Start22. Dive right in and start makign a course! (4:06)
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Start23. Video (4:08)
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Start24. Tips for recording video (7:33)
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Start25. Types of recording software (4:01)
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Start26. Challenge! Record 10 Videos! (0:40)
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Start27. Animations and effects (2:01)
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Start28. Audio (2:06)
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Start29. Text (3:15)
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Start30. Record audio and video at the same time (3:47)
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Start31. Tips for optimizing video (4:28)
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Start32. Try to reduce the amount of time producing as much as possible (3:02)
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Start33. Powerpoint (1:19)
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Start34. Scripting your videos (2:36)
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Start35. Find a format your students will love (1:32)
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Start36. Recording yourself in the videos (2:19)
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Start37. Making the lighting as consistent as possible (2:14)
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Start38. Course image (4:01)
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Start39. Make it in Photoshop (4:11)
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Start40. How to produce your course (4:24)
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Start41. Small Steady development (2:41)
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Start42. Making money (5:50)
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Start43. Promotion (4:40)
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Start44. Promotion (1:49)