Classroom is a lightweight content portal for online courses. Create modules, embed videos, add resources, transcripts, and track student progress. Classroom integrates with your Skool community, so your students will have 1-login, 1-profile, and 1-search — for everything. Totally free. Watch the video below to see how it works. Enjoy!

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Would love to white-label Skool

Groups become overpowered if they encourage connection. Especially in-person connection. Imagine a map that has a pin where every user is (if they want to share location). Would make it so much easier to connect with people in the group. Am I the only one that would love this?

any way to hide members' course completion rates?

I’m brand new to Skool. Joined last week and created my first group. I have around 15 clients getting great results and they all love skool ready to scale up to 75+ before 2023

Here's the recording from yesterday's call. See you next month! See when the next call is happening on our calendar here

Is there a way to get rid of video view analytics when we upload a video from loom? I changed the preference settings in loom but still see it in the classroom. I'll post a screenshot below.

Good morning! Can we downolad a spreadsheet with students' emails, names and access date? I'd like to do some internal controls, in order to, for exemple, exclude some members after 1 year, if they don't purchase again our courses. Is it possible?🙂

I know a lot of people invite their clients manually into their groups, but my group is a free community at the moment and it’s used to provide value and nurture leads. I think it’d be cool if invites could be incentivized the same way levels give rewards, so that we can grow the free community quicker. E.g. if they invite a friend to the group they’re rewarded a course or a discount or whatever we want to give them. This could also get more people using Skool.

I've found that it's easy to get people to engage in the group when they first join (introduce themself, etc.). Do you think lowering the resistance for level 2 could be a good idea? E.g. When they first comment or post it gives them a celebration-type pop-up saying they leveled up and tells them the reward they get (if there is one). I feel like this could help to give them immediate positive reinforcement and encourage future engagement.

How will I know if I got approved? Filled out the form a few weeks ago.