Course Marketplace Overview

the course marketplace in ampeducator is a customizable, auto generated website that allows schools to showcase and manage course registrations online institutions can use it to publish course offerings, automate enrollments, and seamlessly integrate with their website or share links via email or sms the course marketplace serves as a platform where students can browse and sign up for courses it is important to note that the marketplace entries are not the actual courses themselves but act as containers when a course is linked to a real course in ampeducator , students who enroll through the course marketplace are granted access to the actual course within the system this allows for a seamless connection between the marketplace and the real courses key features include automated enrollment – students can register for courses directly through the marketplace, eliminating manual processing continuous enrollment – self paced or open entry courses allow students to enroll and start learning immediately, without waiting for approval customizable interface – schools can tailor the marketplace’s appearance and settings to align with their branding and operational needs integrated communication – easily share course offerings and enrollment links through various communication channels course marketplace tabs the course marketplace is organized into three main tabs, each serving a specific function marketplace courses – create and manage the courses available for enrollment add new courses, edit course details, set enrollment options, and track student enrollments enrollment requests – view and manage student registration requests approve or deny enrollments, check payment status, and oversee the enrollment process config – set up and customize the course marketplace enable the marketplace, configure categories, manage promo codes, and adjust marketplace settings each tab plays a key role in managing course offerings, student registrations, and marketplace settings, helping streamline the enrollment process for both schools and students