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I suspect if you can get a face to face gig, that's a more reliable income source--although the upside is limited. At least in the US though, community college

by ghaff 2y ago

I suspect if you can get a face to face gig, that's a more reliable income source--although the upside is limited. At least in the US though, community college or some sort of continuing education isn't going to be a very good gig financially. Maybe as an evening class sort of thing because you like doing it. I've done short YouTube video versions of conference presentations but never a full course. And I've never really promoted much. It doesn't really take a lot of gear (though it does take some). I'd probably start with doing some YouTube videos and branching out to Udemy or whatever if it clicks.

graemep 2y ago
> I suspect if you can get a face to face gig, that's a more reliable income source--although the upside is limited. its a reasonable trade off for me, as a side gig > At least in the US though, community college or some sort of continuing education isn't going to be a very good gig financially. Nor here. They also want teaching qualifications. I would rather run something of my own. The problem is how to set it up and advertise.