That's a great forum discussion, and I hope that it picks up a bit of traction, because it's a good topic.
OpenSesame is a market place for buying & selling e-learning courses, so it might be a good place for you to do some digging around and research, to see what kind of prices are out there for existing or similar e-learning courses for sale: www.OpenSesame.com/courses
Also, a few past forum discussions on the top of selling e-learning courses:
When I went onto Open Sesame all I saw was pricing per view. I am also interested in Patti's question. What would a one shot price be for a 30 minute management training session. I am learning that it varies greatly by content and how elaborate the course it. I think it also varies by what specific industries are willing to pay for it.... that seems to be my issue.
We license our programs on a yearly basis based on company size. We also sell them ala carte to customers without an LMS, however that is a very small portion of our business. We use Open Sesame but to be honest have seen little in the way of sales there. Does anybody else know of companies like Open Sesame that you have had luck with?
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Hey Patti!
That's a great forum discussion, and I hope that it picks up a bit of traction, because it's a good topic.
OpenSesame is a market place for buying & selling e-learning courses, so it might be a good place for you to do some digging around and research, to see what kind of prices are out there for existing or similar e-learning courses for sale: www.OpenSesame.com/courses
Also, a few past forum discussions on the top of selling e-learning courses:
Hope this is a helpful start...
Nicole, Thanks SO much. I KNOW it's a good question but I really did wonder if people would share. And by the way, I adore your picture.
Patti
OpenSesame do seem to take rather a high %....
So I have heard.
Bruce
When I went onto Open Sesame all I saw was pricing per view. I am also interested in Patti's question. What would a one shot price be for a 30 minute management training session. I am learning that it varies greatly by content and how elaborate the course it. I think it also varies by what specific industries are willing to pay for it.... that seems to be my issue.
We license our programs on a yearly basis based on company size. We also sell them ala carte to customers without an LMS, however that is a very small portion of our business. We use Open Sesame but to be honest have seen little in the way of sales there. Does anybody else know of companies like Open Sesame that you have had luck with?
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