Question 1

How is a course organized on Kadens?

Accepted Answer

Content nests up to four levels: Path, Course, Module, Lesson. Lessons are what students watch or do, and can be video, document, exam, or text. You do not have to use every level. A Course can hold Lessons directly or group them into Modules, and a Path can bundle several Courses. Use only the levels you need.

Question 2

What is a cohort?

Accepted Answer

A cohort is a scheduled run of a course where a group of students starts and finishes together, with set start and end dates and an optional capacity. It contrasts with evergreen access, which you can join anytime and take at your own pace. A course can offer cohorts, evergreen access, or both.

Question 3

Can I sell a whole academy, single courses, or individual modules?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A plan can grant your whole academy, specific courses, or a single module or lesson with the sell separately switch.

Question 4

Can I offer some lessons free as a preview and charge for the rest?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Mark lessons as free preview. Students can start those for free, and the paid lessons sit behind a subscribe button.

Question 5

How does a student get access to my course?

Accepted Answer

Through one of four ways, checked at the moment of access: a paid subscription, free access from a rule, a free-preview enrollment, or a direct grant. As the owner you always have access. If a course has requirements, students must also meet them before access opens, even with a subscription.

Question 6

Can I release content gradually instead of all at once?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Lessons can unlock a set number of days after a student enrolls or after a start date.

Question 7

Why isn't my new course purchasable yet?

Accepted Answer

Two things are needed. First, the course must be published, not left as a draft. Second, it needs a published plan that grants access to it. Until both are true, there is nothing for a student to buy.

Question 8

Does Kadens have quizzes or exams, and can students retake them?

Accepted Answer

Yes. An exam is a form attached to a lesson, graded automatically, by you, or both. Exams can allow multiple attempts up to a limit, often with a wait between tries.

Question 9

Do students earn certificates, and can they expire?

Accepted Answer

Yes. If the course has an active certificate, one is issued automatically when a student completes it, with a PDF and a public verification link. Certificates can be set to expire after a number of days. Certificates are also issued automatically to attendees when an event edition is completed.

Question 10

How can someone verify a certificate?

Accepted Answer

Anyone can open the public verification page with the certificate number, no login needed. It shows whether the certificate is active, expired, or revoked. Private certificates still confirm authenticity but hide personal details.

Question 11

How is course progress tracked?

Accepted Answer

Watched time and completion roll up into an overall percentage, weekly counts, and a day streak on the dashboard.

Question 12

Can a lesson show multiple camera angles?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Lessons support front, back, left, right, and top angles, viewed single, side by side, stacked, picture-in-picture, or in comparison. This is built for learning choreography.

Question 13

Can a lesson have audio in more than one language?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can attach alternate-language audio tracks to a lesson video, and learners switch between them in the player. One lesson can serve students who speak different languages without re-uploading the video.

Question 14

Can I design my own certificate?

Accepted Answer

Yes. A visual certificate builder lets you pick a landscape or portrait layout and place dynamic fields like student name, course name, date, certificate number, issuer, a QR code, and custom text, each with its own font, size, and color.

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