📖Curriculum quality standards

A engaging preview and video compelling thumbnail are crucial, as they serve as the face of your curriculum and can significantly attract potential learners.

Video

All videos must meet the following criteria:

• Resolution: 1080p, 720p, 480p, or 360p

  • 1080p: (Full HD) 1920x1080

  • 720p: (HD) 1280x720

  • 480p: (SD) 854x480

  • 360p: 640x360

• Aspect Ratio: 16:9

• File Format: MP4

• File Size: Under 4GB

• At least 30 minutes of video content in a curriculum.

• For the Preview video, it is best to be two to four minutes short.

• The image at the 5-second mark of each video will be set as the lesson thumbnail. To make a great impression on the preview, ensure this portion is visually appealing and representative of the lesson content.

Audio

To maintain a professional and engaging learning environment on AnyCampus, please refer to the following standards:

• Audio Quality: Audio recordings must be clear, intelligible, and balanced across left and right channels, free from distracting background noise or distortions.

• Audio Synchronization: The audio track must accurately synchronize with the corresponding video content.

• Consistent and Adequate Volume: Maintain consistent and adequate audio levels throughout each lecture and across the entire course, ensuring comfortable listening without requiring learners to adjust their device volume excessively.

Thumbnail

Creating a high-quality thumbnail is essential for attracting learners to your curriculum. To maintain a professional and engaging look on AnyCampus, please refer to the following standards and tips:

Basic Standards

• Image Size and Format: Use images larger than 1024x576 pixels, in .jpg, .jpeg, or .png file formats.

• Image Style Preference: Prefer a single, unedited image for a simpler look with fewer visual elements. Cutout or cropped images of yourself (creator) are optional.

• Text Inclusion: Text can be included. Keep it simple and easy to read.

Tips for Creating Thumbnails

• Clear Message: Learners should be able to understand what you will share in a curriculum just by looking at the thumbnail.

• Simplicity: Minimize the number of visual elements and details to enhance understanding and maintain a professional look.

• Background: Ensure the background behind the text is simple and doesn't distract from the readability of the text.

Additional Recommendations

• High-Quality Images: Ensure your images are high-resolution to avoid pixelation and maintain a professional appearance.

• Consistent Branding: Use a consistent color scheme and style to create a cohesive look across your content.

• Readable Fonts: Choose fonts that are easy to read and ensure there is good contrast between the text and the background.

• Engaging Visuals: Use expressive and relevant visuals that relate to your curriculum content.

• Accurate Representation: Ensure your thumbnail accurately represents the content of your curriculum to set correct expectations for learners.

• Professionalism: Avoid using overly crowded or cluttered images. A clean and simple design is more likely to attract viewers.

Examples of thumbnails: