Lesson 1. The Comm Department

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The Local Church Communication Role

In this lesson you will learn what is your role as...

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Learn how to be a real local church communicator. This guide covers setup, structure, and essential tools to get started.

This course introduces partners to the fundamentals of building online courses using the Web Engine course module. Whether you are creating training resources, onboarding materials, or educational content, this guide will help you get started quickly and effectively.

You will begin by exploring the course module interface, including how to navigate the dashboard and access key features. Understanding the layout is essential for efficiently creating and managing your content.

Next, the course walks through the process of setting up a new course. This includes defining your course title, description, and structure. You will learn how to organize your material into logical sections and lessons, ensuring a clear and engaging learning path for users.

Content creation is a core focus. You will learn how to add text, images, and video elements, as well as how to structure lessons for readability and engagement. Best practices for writing instructional content and maintaining consistency across lessons are also covered.

Finally, you will review tips for testing and launching your course. This includes previewing content, checking for errors, and making final adjustments before publishing.

By the end of this course, you will have the knowledge and confidence to create and publish a fully functional online course using Web Engine.

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The Local Church Communication Role

Lesson 1. The Comm Department

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