How to Create an Online Course on Nehiju
Step-by-step guide for Kenyan educators on planning, structuring, and launching engaging online courses on the Nehiju platform.
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Step 1: Defining Your Course Scope and Learning Outcomes
Step 2: Structuring Your Course Outline
Step 3: Producing High-Quality Learning Content
Record clear, well-lit videos using a smartphone or computer webcam. Use slide presentations, digital whiteboards, or physical chart papers to illustrate problem-solving steps visually. Maintain crisp, clear audio by recording in a quiet environment.
Provide concise written summaries of key formulas, vocabulary lists, and concept charts. Ensure proper formatting with headings, bullet points, and bold text for readability.
Leverage Nehiju's integrated AI tools to generate practice question sets, diagnostic rubrics, and feedback templates aligned with your lesson objectives.
Step 4: Uploading and Publishing via the Instructor Dashboard
Conclusion
Frequently Asked Questions
While TSC registration is highly regarded, experienced subject tutors, university lecturers, and certified education specialists are also eligible to create courses after verifying their credentials.
Nehiju's academic review team typically evaluates submitted courses within 3 to 5 business days, providing feedback or approval notifications via email.
Yes, instructors retain complete editing control. You can add new lessons, update quiz sets, or refresh downloadable notes at any time through your Instructor Dashboard.
Nehiju provides instructor onboarding guides, video tutorials on course creation, and dedicated technical support to assist educators throughout the publishing journey.