Questions from Zendesk-Release Date will NOT be applied to Live Course

Video Transcription

The purpose as well of this video is to let you know that when you create live courses  that with a session in this case of May 20, October 22,  you don't need to have a release date on that as well.  So technically, the release date is used for on-demand courses that have content that you don't want to repeat release until further in the future.  So in live courses, the release date is basically the actual session itself. So you do not need to include a release date on the live courses.  Basically, the safeguard would be the date of the session, which is the release date of it.  So that way, the users could purchase it or register for it and not be and basically, it would display on my courses.  But for live courses, the release date is not needed since the session date of the live webinar would be used like a safeguard with that.  And to reiterate, the release date is intended more for on-demand with content so you don't want the learners who purchase it to release a content that won't be released  until like in the future, sometime in the future.

Video Summary

The video emphasizes that for live courses scheduled on specific dates, a separate release date is unnecessary. In this case, the session date serves as the release date, eliminating the need for additional scheduling. Release dates primarily apply to on-demand courses to control content availability. For live webinars, the session date acts as a safeguard, allowing users to purchase or register without requiring a separate release date. This distinction ensures that learners accessing on-demand content receive it as intended, without premature release. In summary, while release dates are crucial for on-demand content, live courses operate effectively with session dates as the release mechanism.

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