On demand, where nobody just watches.
A StreamClass course is a recording that behaves like the room did. It stops where a question belongs and waits for the answer. It sells the thing that was held up, at that second. It answers what the learner asks, from the recording. Then it signs them off with a certificate anyone can check. Build one from a live session, a video you already have, or one you record here.
Fire warden refresher
Mel Carter, Carter Fire Training. Recorded 14 October, 58 minutes.
A deep fryer catches fire. Which extinguisher?
It plays on when you answer.
No account, no leaving the course. It is there at 31:10 for everyone who ever watches.
Her place was saved every time she left. The certificate has a public page, and a reminder goes out before it lapses.
Drawn from the product. The trainer, the learner, the business and the amounts are examples.
Three ways to make one
Whichever way it starts, the course is built on a template our team designed and approved, and nothing goes out until you have reviewed it.
From a live session, by itself
End the call and choose course. Every check, vote and sale from the hour is already in it, at the second it happened. See Live
From a video you already have
Upload it and pick a template. The checks are written from what was said and placed where they belong. Call recordings from the past 24 months can be pulled in too.
Three classes of fire you will meet in a kitchen.
Water on a fat fire spreads it. Never water.
Foam smothers it. Carbon dioxide starves it.
Pull the pin, aim at the base, squeeze, sweep.
Now the blanket. Hold it like this, corners folded in.
Record it here
No recording yet? Write it, or let us draft the script from your notes, then read it from the teleprompter. Record a short piece the same way to fill a gap in any course.
Pick a template. It shapes the course.
Our team designs and approves each template. You choose the one that suits the subject, and it decides the kinds of activity, how often they come, and how the course ends. Nothing publishes until you have reviewed it.
- Knowledge check for facts and procedures
- Practice for skills people have to show
- Continuing education with hours on the certificate
- Workplace induction with a sign-off at the end
Everything the room could do, the course does
That is why on demand feels like being there. The learner is asked, not shown.
Check they got it
A quick check at the right moment. The video pauses, and plays on when they answer.
Vote, sort, spot the fake
Polls, card sorts, misconceptions and reflections, written from what the presenter said.
Practise
Practice questions and recorded answers for things people have to do, not just know.
Ask
A question answered from the recording, pointing to the spot. If it was not covered, Ask says so.
Buy what was held up
A kit, a book or the next course, beside the video at the second it comes up.
Finish with a certificate
Issued when they complete, with hours if you set them, checked on a public page.
Sell things in there
Hold something up at 31:10 and it is for sale at 31:10 for everyone who ever watches: a kit, a handbook, your next course, a membership. They buy beside the video, without leaving the course or making an account. The money goes to your own Stripe account, and we take nothing from it. How selling works
31:10 Fire blanket, A$48, pinned where Mel holds it upAsk answers from your recording, and only from it
Learners ask in their own words. Ask finds the spot, answers, and shows where it came from. When the recording does not cover something, it says so instead of inventing an answer, and the question is kept for you so you can cover it next time.
A certificate anyone can check
Each certificate has a public page that confirms it is real, with the hours you set. Renewal reminders go out before it lapses, so your learners come back to you.
Hours shown are yours to set. Whether a professional body recognises them is that body's decision. The certificate shown is an example.
You stay in charge of it
- Edit anything in the builder, before and after it goes live
- Sell it or give it away, with memberships and discount codes
- See who finished and how each activity went
- Fill a gap by recording a short piece with the teleprompter and splicing it in
Send us one recording
We build the finished course for you, free. You review it, then you can sell it.