u/Flat-Couple-5401

Hi everyone,

I’m curious to hear from other course creators here about something I’ve been thinking a lot about lately.

What kind of content actually gets your students to finish your courses?

For example:

• Video lessons
• Written/text-based content
• Quizzes or assessments
• Interactive content (projects, exercises, etc.)

I’m based in Europe and most of my audience is francophone, so I sometimes wonder how much cultural or language context plays into engagement and completion.

From your experience:

• Which format keeps learners engaged until the end?
• Have you noticed differences depending on the topic or audience?
• Do you combine multiple formats, and if so, what works best?

Would love to hear real data or even just your personal observations.

Thanks!

I've seen that quite a few people use Podia to host their online courses. It looks pretty good, but from what I understand it's not really designed for the French market. For those looking for something more suited to a French audience, what do you use?

• A platform designed for the FR market (Qualiopi, CPF, etc.)
• With integrated payment (Stripe or PayPal)
• And a real learner experience in French, not just a translation If any of you have feedback on alternatives, I'm interested.

J'ai vu que pas mal de gens utilisent Podia pour héberger leurs formations en ligne.

Ça a l'air pas mal, mais de ce que j'ai compris c'est pas vraiment pensé pour le marché français. Pour ceux qui cherchent quelque chose de plus adapté à un public français, vous utilisez quoi ?

• Une plateforme pensée pour le marché FR (Qualiopi, CPF, etc.)
• Avec paiement intégré (Stripe ou PayPal)
• Et une vraie expérience apprenant en français, pas juste une traduction

Si certains d'entre vous ont des retours sur des alternatives, je suis preneur.