Focused learning for YouTube and the web
Make a YouTube playlist feel like a real course
A playlist gives videos an order. A course adds outcomes, structure, practice, supporting notes and a way to understand progress.
What Learnube helps you do
- Organize videos into modules and lessons
- Add notes, resources, quizzes and tasks
- Share a guided learning experience instead of a raw playlist
Who it is for
- YouTube educators packaging an existing series
- Teachers curating videos for a class
- Subject experts creating a guided learning path
How it works
- Bring in the relevant videos or playlist.
- Arrange lessons and add your teaching structure and notes.
- Publish the Course and invite learners through the appropriate access method.
Frequently asked questions
Is a YouTube playlist already a course?
A playlist is primarily an ordered viewing list. A Learnube Course adds learning outcomes, modules, supporting notes, assessments and progress.
Can I use videos from different playlists?
Yes. A curated learning experience can combine supported videos and resources from different sources.
Do learners need a paid Learnube subscription?
Shared learning access depends on the creator workflow and current plan rules. Learnube presents the applicable access terms before publishing.