1. Start with the right course

Open My learning, then Courses. Confirm the course title before editing content or responding to an activity. When several courses cover similar topics, this simple check prevents an update from reaching the wrong context.

2. Use announcements for course updates

Open Announcements and review the course-selection and posting controls offered to your account. Share concise information such as a revised resource, a new lesson, or a correction. Name the affected lesson and explain the next action. Check the course and wording before submitting an announcement.

A helpful update says what changed and why it matters. For example: “The resource in Lesson 2 has been updated. Please use the new file for your practice exercise.” Avoid including private information about an individual learner in a course-wide message.

3. Answer questions with practical steps

Use Discussions or the course Q&A feature when it is enabled. Read the learner’s question, identify the lesson involved, and respond with the next step they can try. If you need more information, ask for the device, error message, or step where they became stuck.

4. Review assessments fairly

Open Quiz Attempts or Assignments to inspect the activities accessible to your account. Follow the requirements you gave learners, explain feedback clearly, and distinguish an unfinished submission from a technical upload issue. Available grading and resubmission options depend on the course setup.

5. Keep course information consistent

If several learners ask the same question, improve the lesson explanation or resource. Save the correction and use an announcement when students need to know about it. Keep a record of the course and lesson you changed.

When to involve platform support

Send account access, payment, persistent playback, or permission problems to Fomedi support. Include the relevant course and issue without sharing passwords. Use Live Classes only when that feature is configured for your course; its presence in the menu does not itself schedule a session.

1. Check the course promise

Open Courses in your instructor dashboard and edit the correct course. Read its title and description. Make sure they match what the lessons actually teach. State the audience, starting requirements, and practical outcomes without promising earnings or results that the course cannot guarantee.

2. Review Basics and the course image

Check the difficulty level, category, featured image, and introductory information. Preview the page and confirm that the image is clear on a small screen. Only use materials you created or have permission to publish.

3. Confirm the pricing model

The Course Builder includes Free and Paid pricing options. For a paid course, review the purchase option, regular price, and any sale price displayed. Check recurring terms when an option supports them. Confirm the approved price and any platform commercial arrangements with Fomedi; this guide does not establish commissions, refund eligibility, or payout schedules.

4. Test the Curriculum

Open each topic and confirm that its lessons are in the intended order. Check lesson text, resources, quiz instructions, and assignment requirements where included. Remove unfinished placeholders from the learner-facing content, or keep the course as a draft while you complete them.

5. Check video readiness

Videos uploaded through Fomedi’s dedicated lesson-video page remain private until an administrator approves the course or video. Verify their status and association with the correct lesson. An upload reaching 100 percent is not, by itself, confirmation of public playback.

6. Preview, save and follow the review process

Use Preview to inspect the course, then save or update your work. Follow the submission or publication action available to your role. Some accounts can update directly; others may need administrative review. If your screen does not provide a publication option, ask the team to confirm the next step.

After approval, open the public course link and check its title, price, and enrollment information. Contact Fomedi if the public result does not match the approved course. Avoid changing access or price on an active course without considering existing students.

1. Create the course and lesson first

In your instructor dashboard, open Courses and edit the intended course. Under Curriculum, add the topic and lesson that will receive the video. Save the lesson before leaving the Course Builder. The upload page needs that existing course-and-lesson structure.

2. Prepare the video file

Play your recording locally and check the beginning, ending, sound, and screen readability. Give the file a useful name that includes the course or lesson. The dedicated upload page displays a limit of up to 2 GB. Follow any additional file requirements or errors shown there.

This is a different workflow from a small media-upload control inside another editor. Use the dedicated page for this lesson-video process rather than assuming every upload control has the same limit.

3. Select Course and Lesson

Sign in with an account allowed to manage the course, then open Upload course videos. Wait for the Course list to load. Choose the intended course first; the Lesson field depends on that selection. Select the exact lesson title and check it again before choosing the file.

4. Start and monitor the upload

Choose your file in Video file, then select Upload video. Watch the upload-progress indicator and keep the page open. The page includes a Pause control, which can become available while an upload is active. Follow the status message before refreshing or selecting another file.

5. Wait for processing and approval

Finishing the transfer does not necessarily mean students can watch immediately. Fomedi’s upload page states that videos remain private until an administrator approves the course or video. Wait for the resulting status, then check the correct lesson once it is ready.

If your course or lesson is missing

Confirm it was saved and that you are using the instructor account with access to it. If loading fails or an upload reports an error, keep your original file and contact Fomedi with the course, lesson, filename, size, and displayed message. Do not repeatedly upload the same recording without checking its status.

1. Open Courses in your instructor dashboard

Sign in, open My learning, and select Courses. Choose New Course when your instructor account has that permission. To improve an existing course, use its Edit Course option. Check the title carefully before making changes to a course learners already use.

2. Complete Basics

Enter a descriptive title and explain who the course is for. Describe the practical outcome, what learners need before starting, and the main topics. Set a suitable difficulty level and category. Add a relevant featured image that remains understandable at a small size.

The Basics screen also includes visibility, pricing, and other options. Choose only settings you understand, and confirm commercial arrangements with Fomedi when needed. Adding a price does not mean that your course is approved or ready to accept enrollments.

3. Build the Curriculum

Open Curriculum and use Add Topic to create your first section. Give each topic a meaningful name, then add lessons within it using Lesson. Introduce one main task in each lesson so students can see a clear progression.

For example, a beginner course could have a setup topic, a first-project topic, and a review topic. Add Quiz or Assignment activities only when they support an outcome you have actually taught.

4. Review Additional

Open Additional and complete the relevant fields displayed for your course. Use this stage to clarify any further learning information or requirements. Fields can depend on the account and enabled course features.

5. Save and preview your work

Use the save, draft, or update action offered by your current screen. Select Preview and review the course as a learner would: title, description, topic order, cover image, and lesson access. Do not use publishing controls until the content and required reviews are ready.

Next step: Create your lessons before using Upload course videos, because the upload page associates each recording with a specific course and lesson.

1. Define what you will teach

Choose one practical outcome for your first course. “Create your first freelancing profile” is easier to plan than “Learn everything about online business.” Write down who the course is for, what they should know already, and what they will be able to do afterward.

2. Read the instructor information

Open the Instructor Agreement and the site’s relevant terms before submitting your application. Check the current conditions for content, review, and commercial arrangements. Do not assume a commission rate, payout schedule, or guaranteed income that has not been confirmed by Fomedi.

3. Open Instructor Registration

Use Instructor Registration in the website footer under Learn. Complete the information requested and follow the instructions displayed after submission. Use accurate account details and an email you can access.

If you already have a student account, sign in first and check the instructor-registration instructions for that account. If you cannot find a way to request instructor access, contact the team rather than creating several accounts.

4. Complete your teaching profile

Open My learning and the account settings available from your user menu. Add a clear biography describing your subject and relevant experience. Use a professional photo you are allowed to upload. Keep claims specific and avoid qualifications or results you cannot substantiate.

5. Check your dashboard access

Approved instructor access can expose course-management tools. In Fomedi’s instructor workspace, the Courses area includes a New Course button. If the button is missing, your registration may not yet have the necessary permissions; ask the team to check your status.

Prepare for your first course

Gather a course outline, original lesson materials, a cover image, and recordings you have the right to share. Plan a short first topic before producing a large course.

Need help? Contact Fomedi with your account email and teaching subject. Registration does not itself guarantee publication or student sales.

1. Open your learning dashboard

Select My learning from the website header. Open the user menu near your avatar to find the account options available to your role. The dashboard also provides an account-settings area; when a profile-completion reminder appears, its Set Your Bio link leads there.

2. Update the information you can edit

Review your name, profile information, and any photo or biography fields shown. Keep a biography short and relevant. Students can introduce their learning interests; instructors can explain what they teach and their practical experience. Use a clear image that you have permission to upload.

Save your changes using the control in the form and check for confirmation. Reopen the settings to verify the result. Editable fields can vary, so contact support if a piece of information cannot be changed from your account.

3. Protect your login

Use a unique password and avoid sharing it with a classmate or colleague. If you need to recover access, use the recovery option on the login page when available. Open the most recent recovery message and check your spam folder if it does not arrive.

4. Report a missing course clearly

Before contacting support, confirm that you are using the email associated with your enrollment. Keep your order reference if the course was purchased. A second account can make the situation harder to diagnose, so do not register again just to look for an existing purchase.

5. Send the details support needs

Use the Contact page. Include your account email, course or lesson title, the page address, and a short description of the problem. Mention your device and browser when the issue concerns loading or playback. A screenshot can help if it does not expose private information.

Never send your password, recovery code, or payment-card details. For learning questions, use a course discussion or Q&A area when the instructor has enabled one.

1. Check which activities your course includes

Open the course curriculum and look for activities within its topics. Your dashboard may also show Quiz Attempts, Assignments, or Discussions, depending on your role and the course setup. Use the course itself to understand what you are expected to complete.

2. Read the quiz instructions first

Before starting a quiz, read its displayed rules. Check for a timer, a passing score, and any limit on attempts. Begin when you have a reliable connection and enough uninterrupted time. Read each question, choose your answer, and use the quiz’s own controls to proceed.

At the end, submit your answers and wait for the confirmation or result. A practice score is feedback about what to review. Retakes and result visibility follow the settings of the specific quiz.

3. Prepare an assignment before uploading

Read the task, due date if provided, and the allowed file requirements. Complete your work in your own document or project first. Save a copy, give it a recognizable filename, and open the final file once to make sure it works.

Use the assignment submission area, attach the requested file or response, and confirm the submission. Check its status rather than assuming that choosing a file has sent it. Grades and feedback may require the instructor’s review.

4. Ask a useful question

When a discussion or Q&A area is available, include the lesson title, the step you tried, and what happened. For example: “In the profile lesson, I completed step two but cannot find the save button on mobile.” A specific question is easier to answer than “It does not work.”

If an activity is missing or a submission fails

Check that you opened the correct course and that the activity is available to you. Keep your local work while you troubleshoot. For course-content questions, use the instructor’s enabled discussion area. For technical access problems, contact Fomedi with the activity title and error message.

Remember: Certificates or completion awards are only available when explicitly included in your course.

1. Open your course

Sign in and go to My learning. Find the course you want to continue. You can also open its page from the course catalog and select the learning button available to your account.

2. Choose a lesson from the curriculum

Open the topic that contains the lesson you need. Work in the order suggested by the instructor, especially when later lessons depend on earlier setup. If a lesson is locked, read the access message: it may relate to enrollment, a prerequisite, or the course’s release settings.

3. Watch actively

Start the video and check your volume. Pause whenever you need to try a step or write a note. Use the playback controls that the player provides; speed, captions, or quality options depend on the individual video. Do not assume that a download is included unless the instructor supplies one.

4. Review the lesson materials

Read the accompanying text and open any resources supplied with the lesson. Keep a notebook with three short entries: what you learned, what you tried, and what remains unclear. This makes it easier to ask a specific question later.

5. Record where to continue

Use a lesson-completion control if the course provides one and you have finished the required activity. Before leaving, note the topic and lesson title. When you return, open that lesson and continue from the appropriate point; automatic video-position recovery can vary by player and device.

If a video will not play

Check your connection, reload the lesson once, and try an updated browser. Make sure your enrollment is active and that the video has become available. If the problem remains, contact support with the course title, lesson title, device, browser, and exact error. These details help the team investigate the correct lesson.

Next step: Apply one thing from the lesson before moving on to the next topic.

1. Browse the course catalog

Open Courses from the main menu. You can also use the course categories on the homepage to narrow your interests. A category marked Coming soon does not promise that a course is available today.

2. Read the full course page

Select a course title or image. Read its description and curriculum before committing. Look for the intended audience, the topics covered, the lesson structure, and any tools you need. A beginner course should match your starting point rather than simply have an appealing title.

3. Check the access and price shown

Review the price and purchase option on that specific course. Fomedi courses can have different pricing or access arrangements. A preview lesson or a Start Learning button you see while already enrolled does not mean that every course is free. Use the information on the course page and checkout as your reference.

4. Enroll using the same account

Sign in or create your student account if prompted. Follow the enrollment or purchase button shown on the course. For a paid option, check the course name, total, and any recurring terms before submitting payment. Keep the order confirmation; do not submit the payment again simply because the next page is slow.

5. Find the course after enrollment

Open My learning and look for the course associated with your account. Return to the course page if needed and use the available learning button to open its lessons.

If the course does not appear

Confirm you are signed in with the email used at enrollment. Check whether an order is still pending. If you were charged but cannot access the course, send Fomedi support the course title and order reference. Do not include card details or buy a second copy to troubleshoot.

Learning tip: Start with one course and reserve time for its first lesson before adding another.

Before you begin

Use an email address you can open and a password you do not share with other people. Keep the same account when you enroll in another course so your learning is not split between different logins.

1. Open Student Registration

Visit the Student Registration page. You can also find Student Registration in the website footer under Learn. Complete the information requested on the form, check your spelling, and submit it. Follow any confirmation instructions displayed on the page or sent to your email.

2. Sign in with your existing account

If you already registered, open Tutor Login, the sign-in link listed in Fomedi’s footer. Use the credentials for your existing account. Despite the link’s name, the page is the site’s login entry point; the tools you see after signing in depend on your account role.

3. Open My learning

Select My learning in the website header. This opens your dashboard. On a phone, use the navigation menu if the link is not visible. Your available courses and dashboard options depend on your enrollments and account permissions.

If registration says you are already logged in

You do not need to register again. Open My learning and continue with the account that is already signed in. If it is someone else’s account on a shared device, sign out through the user menu before entering your own details.

If you cannot sign in

Check your email spelling and password capitalization. Use the password-recovery option on the login screen when available, and check your spam folder for its email. Avoid creating a second account to solve a missing-course problem.

Next step: Explore the course catalog. If access still fails, contact Fomedi with the page address and the error message. Never send your password.