[ARCHIVED] Mechanics of Offering Class to Students

chesaqua
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I am a private consultant who does instruction at several colleges and with several corporate clients. I have a State approved training program which before COVID-19 was done face to face.

I have created the course cards and am creating the content to do online training.

I have no problem with crating the course cards what I don't understand is how to get it so I can register students to take the courses.

I need help to get my work online.

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