She also teaches WordPress and front-end development courses for and LinkedIn Learning. She hosts the OfficeHours.FM podcast for digital freelancers and small business owners. She is passionate about education and empowering others to do the work they love. She has worked with various clients, from small locally owned business to Fortune 500 companies including Disney and Nvidia, to deliver creative and successful digital solutions. She is a developer with 20 years of experience in web development and deep experience in full-scope WordPress projects.

Go to Easy Video for Courses to get the course. I’ve taken all the confusion out of the process so you can make effective course videos in half the time. My background is in video production and I’ve done it all as far as creating high-end videos and even simple videos using an iPhone. I found that most people struggle with all the confusing equipment and software that’s available, the cost of buying the equipment, or they don’t feel confident in front of the camera. Did you know that online courses that include videos are 83% more effective in helping students remember the information better? But as you know, one of the hardest parts of creating a course is knowing how to create effective course videos. This episode is brought to you by Easy Video for Courses. You can find both of these resources on the resource page of my website. I also have a 7-step checklist to know the best software to use to build your course. The first one is a resource that will help you learn the best plug-ins, themes, and hosting for your WordPress website. I’m a big fan of using WordPress and I have a few resources that I want you to know about. If you’re confused with what I just said, we’ll go in with some more details in a minute.

We will talk about things like why you should consider it and even the pros and cons of building your course on the WordPress platform. This show will be talking about various aspects of WordPress with Carrie Dils, a trainer.

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