Cohort-Based Course Video, Made Simply

It is a short video that explains how a cohort-based course actually runs: the live schedule, what happens if someone misses a session, how the cohort and peer feedback work, and the capstone project every learner finishes. Instead of a general course description, applicants see the format and the calendar before they apply. uscale builds this from your existing course page in about ten minutes.

The first video is free so you can see the finished result before paying anything. After that, pricing depends on how many videos you need and how often you update them, for example when a new cohort's dates or capstone project change. There are no fake scarcity offers or countdowns attached to the pricing.

You need a website or course page with your cohort details: dates, live session times and time zone, group size, application step, and the capstone project. uscale reads that page directly. If your calendar or feedback process is not described publicly, add a paragraph about it before running the video so the film stays accurate.

Yes. When your start date, weekly schedule, or capstone project changes for the next cohort, you can regenerate the video from the updated page. This keeps the calendar and dates shown in the video accurate instead of leaving an old cohort's schedule on screen.

Place it on your course landing page near the schedule and application details, and share it in emails or posts announcing the next cohort's start date. It works best where an applicant is deciding whether the live format and time commitment fit their week, since the video shows the calendar and cohort structure directly.