Have you ever tried to teach (and earn) on Skillshare? / myLot

Turin, Italy

August 29, 2016 1:20pm CST

Hello guys! I just met a guy on Reddit who tried to explain me how to make some good bucks on Skillshare (talking about more than 200 a month) basically teaching whatever you want. Classes can be as short as 10 minutes and the system is pretty clever. People don't pay for YOUR course, they pay for a premium membership (10$/month) to gain access to every premium course and free course on the website. I think that could be great. Any of you have tried the platform? Do you know any other platform like this one? Let me know!

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Sue H.

@CinnamonGrl (7084)

• Santa Fe, New Mexico

29 Aug 16

I haven't, but I doubt I'd be any good at it. I don't have a clue what I'm capable of teaching. Let us know what you do on there and what your lessons are.

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Giorgio

@resolvingpartner (139)

• Turin, Italy

29 Aug 16

I'm not sure I'm going to try it. Not now, at least. I have to figure out what programs to use and what people are searching for on the platform. Anyway, I think any of us have the capiblity to teach something in a 10-minutes course!

Giorgio

@resolvingpartner (139)

• Turin, Italy

29 Aug 16

@MALUSE But that's not how skillshare works :) If you take a look at the site, since they're not PAID COURSE but useful skill share videos, you'll find a lot of videos about recipes and courses with a total lenght of 10 minutes. You can't say that for any topic, but as it seems for me you can either make a tutorial about how to use myLot on there. Or how to search for free good images online. Anything. And I think anyone can find an hidden talent like that