Glosario
Cohort-based course
A cohort-based course (CBC) is an online course where a group of learners progresses through the material together on a fixed schedule, usually with live sessions.
A cohort-based course flips the self-paced video course model: instead of learning alone whenever, a group starts together on a set date and moves through the curriculum in sync, typically with live sessions, discussion, and accountability.
The community is the product. Peer interaction, deadlines, and a shared journey drive far higher completion rates than self-paced courses, which is why cohort-based courses command premium pricing.
Running one well needs a few things working together: a learning surface for lessons, a community space for the cohort to interact, events for live sessions, and progress tracking — which is why creators often run cohorts inside a community platform rather than a standalone course tool.
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Community monetization
Community monetization is the set of models — memberships, tiered access, courses, events, sponsorships, and services — used to turn an engaged community into revenue.
Community of practice
A community of practice is a group of people who share a profession or craft and learn from each other by interacting regularly over time.
Community platform
A community platform is software for building a branded online space where members connect, discuss, learn, attend events, and pay for access — all in one place.
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