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MenuHi, i am a language teacher and this is my website https://mentoronline.ru I wanted to ask how is my website design based on Education based online.
I wanted to convert my business is really a profitable business so that I can invite more teachers to work with us and provide other language options to my students.
so how can I market it and make it profitable?
Also, i wanted to Registered my business in USA too and also teach students offline as a institute.
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Options to make it profitable a very large number, I would advise the target in Facebook to choose a placement 'news feed' or contextual reulama, if in Usa then a credit limit of $ 500 is also not bypassed by the rayot over the site, the adaptive does not rayot well with my version and in general it is necessary to restore usability.
Please ensure these instruction with your website!
When designing a website for an education-based online platform, there are a few key elements that should be included to make the site user-friendly and effective for both students and educators.
A clear and intuitive navigation: The navigation should be easy to use and understand, with clearly labeled sections for different areas of the site.
A clean and modern layout: The layout should be visually appealing and easy to read, with a clean and modern design that is easy on the eyes.
Course and lesson organization: The site should have clear and organized sections for different courses and lessons, with the ability for students to easily access and complete their coursework.
Interactive features: The site should include interactive features such as quizzes, polls, and forums to engage students and encourage participation.
Accessibility: The website should be accessible for all students, including those with disabilities, by being compliant with the latest web accessibility standards.
Mobile-Friendly: Website should be mobile-friendly and responsive, allowing students to access the site from any device.
User management and security: Site should have proper security measures such as SSL encryption, and user management system to handle registration, login, and user profile management.
integration with other tools: Site should have the capability to integrate with other tools such as video conferencing, screen sharing, and other e-learning tools.
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