Drip content—releasing course material in stages over time—is a popular strategy for structuring learning. But is it the right approach for your course? It depends on your audience and how they process information.

👉 Reflect today: Should you drip content, or should you give learners full access from day one?

1️⃣ What is Drip Content?
Dripping content means releasing course material in sections. For example, in a 4-week course, students might only get access to:

2️⃣ Understanding How Your Students Learn
Different learners consume information differently, and their experience with your course will depend on whether they are analytical learners or global learners.

3️⃣ Should You Use Drip Content?
There’s no right or wrong answer—it depends on what works for you and your students. If you choose to drip, be explicitly clear on your sales page about when content is released:

4️⃣ How to Set Up Drip Content in TekMatix
If you decide to drip your course, setting it up in TekMatix is simple:

This keeps students on track without locking them out unnecessarily.

💡 Pro Tip: If cohort-based learning is your model, dripping content keeps students moving at the same pace. But if you want fewer complaints and higher engagement, consider keeping everything open or using lesson placeholders for upcoming content.

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