Notes are part of the course
Write a note against the moment you are watching and find it again here.
Learn it properly, from the person who did it
Courses taught by mentors on Meety, free and paid. Learn at your own pace and bring your questions to the person who wrote it.
Type systems for product teams
7 of 24 lessons29%
- Building a modular scale12 min
- Line height as a ratio9 min
- Where the scale breaks6 min read
- Check yourself5 questions
What enrolling actually buys
Not a video library. A course you are taking, with the author still in the room.
Announcements are for people taking the course
The author posts updates here and answers the replies under them.
Materials come with the course
The workbooks, slides and files the author packaged with these lessons.
Assignments are marked work
Hand yours in and have the author mark it and write back.
Quizzes are for people taking the course
Sit them and have your score recorded against your progress.
Free previews
An author can open any lesson, quiz or assignment to everyone. Try the course before you pay for it.
The classroom
Step 01
The player
A full-screen player with the curriculum beside it and your progress across the top.
Step 02
Everything on tabs
Overview, notes, announcements, materials, assignments and quizzes.
Step 03
Quizzes
One question at a time, single or multiple answer, and your score the moment you submit. Fail and you can retry. Pass and it is recorded against your progress.
Step 04
Assignments
Instructions and files from the author, one file from you, then a mark out of the total with written feedback.
For mentors, build it in an afternoon
A course starts as a draft with a title and a price. Everything else comes after, from the course's own settings.
Your students
The roster with each person's progress through the lessons, their status, and a message link. Restore, expire or revoke access from the same row.
More than one price lever
A base price, rates that replace it for one of your groups or for anyone holding a link you share, and coupons that come off whatever they would otherwise pay.
Publishing is gated on substance
A course cannot be published until it has at least one chapter and two published lessons. A published course is one a stranger can buy.
From a draft to a course people pay for
Five stages, in the order the product asks for them.
Step 01
Start a draft
A title and a price is enough to open a course. Nobody can see it until you publish it.
Step 02
Add chapters and lessons
Chapters hold the lessons. A lesson is a video, a piece of text, or a PDF, and video is a YouTube link you bring.
Step 03
Add the marked work
Quizzes score themselves against a pass mark you set. Assignments come back to you to mark by hand, with written feedback.
Step 04
Set the price levers
A base price, rates that replace it for one of your groups or for anyone holding a link you share, and coupons that come off whatever they would otherwise pay.
Step 05
Publish
A course cannot go live until it has at least one chapter and two published lessons. A published course is one a stranger can buy.
The detail, without the guesswork
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