Add-ons

Most sites never need these. They are here for when your work asks for something a plain website cannot do. I switch one on when you ask, and it adds a little to your £20 a month.

Setting one up is part of the build. I set it up, put in your first lessons, emails or things to borrow, and show you how to change them. That is in the fixed price we agree before I start.

Daily

A course by email, one lesson a day. Someone signs up on your site and gets the first email straight away, then one each day until the course is done. A five day guide for new parents, say, or a week of tips before your training day.

There is nothing to log in to. People read it in their inbox and can stop with one click.

From £5 a month. Sending lots of email costs more, so the price depends on how many people sign up.

Lending

Things people can borrow from you. Kit, books, toys or equipment, each with its own page, photos and the dates it is free. People ask you by email, you book it in, and the site sends a reminder when something is due back.

£5 a month.

Courses

Courses on your site. Lessons in chapters, with words, pictures and video. People make an account, tick off each lesson as they go and get a certificate at the end. Each certificate has its own web address, so they can show it to anyone.

Your videos stay on Vimeo, YouTube or a service like them, in your own account. Your site plays them from there, so it stays fast and the videos stay yours.

From £5 a month. The price depends on how much is going on, like how many people take your courses and how much help they need.

Daily or Courses?

Daily is a short course people read in their email, with nothing to sign up for but their address. Courses is for learning that needs more, like video, progress and a certificate.