Lesson & Module List Element, Course Taxonomies Plus More New Features…
Onder Hassan
Last Updated: March 2nd, 2023
Today, we're thrilled to share one of the most significant updates to OptimizeMentor since its launch. The new updates improve member engagement and give you new levels of flexibility that can transform how people interact with your courses.
Table of contents
Feature 1 - Lesson & Module List Element
Feature 2 - Lesson Previews
Feature 3 - Course Taxonomies
Feature 4 - User Profile Element
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In this month’s bumper update we're excited to present our 4 brand new OptimizeMentor features: the Lesson & Module List element, Course Taxonomies, Course Previews and the User Profile element.
With the new Lesson & Module List Element, you'll enjoy even greater flexibility in presenting your courses.
You can unlock full customization of your course structure with Course Taxonomies.
And the Lesson Previews feature, gives you a chance to offer visitors a tantalising glimpse into your course and increase their desire to enrol.
We've also added the User Profile Element, allowing your customers the complete freedom to quickly edit their profile.
These updates promise to improve conversion rates, deepen customer relationships, and improve retention through enhanced course consumption.
Excited? keep reading to learn more…
Feature 1
Lesson & Module List Element
In this month’s bumper update we're excited to present our 4 brand new OptimizeMentor features: the Lesson & Module List element, Course Taxonomies, Course Previews and the User Profile element.
With the new Lesson & Module List Element, you'll enjoy even greater flexibility in presenting your courses.
You can unlock full customization of your course structure with Course Taxonomies.
And the Lesson Previews feature, gives you a chance to offer visitors a tantalising glimpse into your course and increase their desire to enrol.
We've also added the User Profile Element, allowing your customers the complete freedom to quickly edit their profile.
These updates promise to improve conversion rates, deepen customer relationships, and improve retention through enhanced course consumption.
Excited? keep reading to learn more…
Example Use Case: Golf Driving Essentials Course
In this month’s bumper update we're excited to present our 4 brand new OptimizeMentor features: the Lesson & Module List element, Course Taxonomies, Course Previews and the User Profile element.
With the new Lesson & Module List Element, you'll enjoy even greater flexibility in presenting your courses.
You can unlock full customization of your course structure with Course Taxonomies.
And the Lesson Previews feature, gives you a chance to offer visitors a tantalising glimpse into your course and increase their desire to enrol.
With the Lesson & Module List Element on the course homepage, the course content is neatly displayed to show what’s currently available and the upcoming lessons. This is a powerful way to encourage your students to continue logging into your course.
To add this element to your page, you will find it listed on the element listings sidebar.
Please Note: This element will only show if you have OptimizeMentor activated and once you have set up and published your course modules and lessons.
With the Lesson & Module List Element on the course homepage, the course content is neatly displayed to show what’s currently available and the upcoming lessons. This is a powerful way to encourage your students to continue logging into your course.
To add this element to your page, you will find it listed on the element listings sidebar.
With the Lesson & Module List Element on the course homepage, the course content is neatly displayed to show what’s currently available and the upcoming lessons. This is a powerful way to encourage your students to continue logging into your course.
Clicking on the lessons section on the element, then clicking on the Watch icon on the menu bar followed by the State tab. You will be able to select from the different states your modules and lessons can be viewed, which can be independently edited.
For this example, we edited the Dripped state, which will define how content that is not yet available (delayed by our drip content feature) is displayed to new students upon enrollment on the course.
Clicking on the lessons section on the element, then clicking on the Watch icon on the menu bar followed by the State tab. You will be able to select from the different states your modules and lessons can be viewed, which can be independently edited.
For this example, we edited the Dripped state, which will define how content that is not yet available (delayed by our drip content feature) is displayed to new students upon enrollment on the course.
With your drip schedule set, the Lesson & Module List Element will correctly display the release schedule to reflect the settings.
As you can see, when combined with the powerful drip-scheduling features inside OptimizeMentor, you can quickly and easily build anticipation for what’s to come and encourage engagement in your future modules.
What we have shown only scratches the surface of how the Lesson & Module List Element can be used.
Here are a few more ideas to get your creative juices flowing:
Encourage customers to upgrade their package by displaying locked advanced modules that are only available on higher tiers that your customers currently do not have access to.
Split a larger course into separate mini-courses by offering access to individual modules while teasing lesson previews (keep reading for more info) to customers who haven’t yet bought a module.
With the Lesson & Module List Element and OptimizePress’ powerful suite at your disposal, you have endless opportunities to promote your course content and engage members.
Please see our dedicated Lesson & Module List Element article for a more comprehensive guide on its powerful features.
Now we know what you’re thinking… You may have seen this and wondered how cool it would be to be able to use it on pages outside of your course so you can showcase your content to new customers who have yet to buy.
Well, we’ve got you covered…
Feature 2
Lesson Previews
As you can see, when combined with the powerful drip-scheduling features inside OptimizeMentor, you can quickly and easily build anticipation for what’s to come and encourage engagement in your future modules.
What we have shown only scratches the surface of how the Lesson & Module List Element can be used.
Here are a few more ideas to get your creative juices flowing:
Encourage customers to upgrade their package by displaying locked advanced modules that are only available on higher tiers that your customers currently do not have access to.
Split a larger course into separate mini-courses by offering access to individual modules while teasing lesson previews (keep reading for more info) to customers who haven’t yet bought a module.
With the Lesson & Module List Element and OptimizePress’ powerful suite at your disposal, you have endless opportunities to promote your course content and engage members.
Please see our dedicated Lesson & Module List Element article for a more comprehensive guide on its powerful features.
Now we know what you’re thinking… You may have seen this and wondered how cool it would be to be able to use it on pages outside of your course so you can showcase your content to new customers who have yet to buy.
Well, we’ve got you covered…
As you can see, when combined with the powerful drip-scheduling features inside OptimizeMentor, you can quickly and easily build anticipation for what’s to come and encourage engagement in your future modules.
What we have shown only scratches the surface of how the Lesson & Module List Element can be used.
Here are a few more ideas to get your creative juices flowing:
Encourage customers to upgrade their package by displaying locked advanced modules that are only available on higher tiers that your customers currently do not have access to.
Split a larger course into separate mini-courses by offering access to individual modules while teasing lesson previews (keep reading for more info) to customers who haven’t yet bought a module.
With the Lesson & Module List Element and OptimizePress’ powerful suite at your disposal, you have endless opportunities to promote your course content and engage members.
Please see our dedicated Lesson & Module List Element article for a more comprehensive guide on its powerful features.
Now we know what you’re thinking… You may have seen this and wondered how cool it would be to be able to use it on pages outside of your course so you can showcase your content to new customers who have yet to buy.
Well, we’ve got you covered…
As you can see, when combined with the powerful drip-scheduling features inside OptimizeMentor, you can quickly and easily build anticipation for what’s to come and encourage engagement in your future modules.
For more information on course previews, please see the course preview section in the List & Module List Element article in our knowledge base.
Feature 3
Course Taxonomies
As you can see, when combined with the powerful drip-scheduling features inside OptimizeMentor, you can quickly and easily build anticipation for what’s to come and encourage engagement in your future modules.
What we have shown only scratches the surface of how the Lesson & Module List Element can be used.
Here are a few more ideas to get your creative juices flowing:
Encourage customers to upgrade their package by displaying locked advanced modules that are only available on higher tiers that your customers currently do not have access to.
Split a larger course into separate mini-courses by offering access to individual modules while teasing lesson previews (keep reading for more info) to customers who haven’t yet bought a module.
With the Lesson & Module List Element and OptimizePress’ powerful suite at your disposal, you have endless opportunities to promote your course content and engage members.
Please see our dedicated Lesson & Module List Element article for a more comprehensive guide on its powerful features.
Now we know what you’re thinking… You may have seen this and wondered how cool it would be to be able to use it on pages outside of your course so you can showcase your content to new customers who have yet to buy.
Well, we’ve got you covered…
Clicking on the Add Taxonomy (2) button will launch a setup screen, allowing you to add your first taxonomy.
Here, you can provide a Name, and a Singular Name and assign where you would like the taxonomy to be used with the three toggles provided.
For our golf example, we’ve added two taxonomies: Course Categories and Difficulties.
Once you’ve added your taxonomy, new options will appear to add new terms to your newly created taxonomy.
We’ve added different golf swings that can be applied to the different courses that cover that specific topic.
Clicking on the Add Taxonomy (2) button will launch a setup screen, allowing you to add your first taxonomy.
Finally, we’ve added the ability to show your taxonomy directly on your page using the Course Taxonomy Element.
This will allow you to display your taxonomy anywhere on your page to style and customize.
For more information on Course Taxonomies, please see our knowledge base article.
Feature 4
User Profile Element
Last but not least, we have added the ability for customers to freely edit their user profile.
If you’ve ever experienced being inundated with email messages from customers who have lost their passwords or would like to change certain fields in their profile, then you will know how time-consuming this process can be.
With the User Profile Element, we have finally put an end to countless hours editing and emailing customers and giving you more time to focus on promoting your business.
To add the User Profile Element to your pages, you can find it in the elements sidebar menu.
For more information on Course Taxonomies, please see our knowledge base article.
For more information on Course Taxonomies, please see our knowledge base article.
For more information on Course Taxonomies, please see our knowledge base article.
