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Short videos for a quick look, and full written guides for every detail. Everything you need to run your academy on LessonQ.
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Sign-up and sign-in

Section titled “Sign-up and sign-in”
Sign-up and verificationEmail or phone sign-up, SMS codes (OTP), what the sign-up form asks, and verifying a member's second contact. Three videos and every case, explained.
Limit sign-in devicesSet how many devices each member can stay signed in on at once, so one paid account can't be shared by a group. Video included.
Forgot your passwordHow a member sets a new password with a code by email or SMS, and what to do when no code arrives. Written to share with students.

Courses

Section titled “Courses”
Create a courseName it, price it, publish it. A 2-minute video and every field in the form, explained.
Enrol a studentAn existing student or a new invite, into a course or the batch you choose, with the payment. Every place you can do it from, and what instructors can do. Video included.
Manage an enrolmentThe next instalment, a pause, another batch, a fresh start or a removal: everything after a student is enrolled, and how refunds fit in. Video included.

Exams and assignments

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Six guides, in the order you’ll use them: write the questions (or have them written), put them in a lesson, see how students take them, mark and release the results, and keep track of who has handed in.

Create a question bankWrite multiple choice, true/false, written and file upload questions once, then use them in any course.
Add questions fasterClone questions from a bank you already have, import them from Excel, or describe what to test and let AI draft them. Then check what it wrote.
Add an exam or assignment to a coursePut a bank in a lesson with a deadline, a timer, shuffling, the results you want students to see, and a free preview for visitors.
How students take an examWhat students see from the dashboard to their result, and how visitors try a free-preview exam without an account.
Grade and publish resultsMark written answers and uploads, publish every result at once, tell students by email or SMS, and allow a retake.
Follow an examThe course's Exams and Assignments tabs: when each opens and closes, what Not ready means, and who has submitted and who hasn't.

Refunds

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Three guides, from the rules to the money going back.

Set your refund policyWhen students can ask for their money back, how much they get, and what they read before buying. A default for every course, or one for a single course.
How a student asks for a refundWhat students see before buying, how they ask from their purchases and where the money should go, and what happens when the policy says no.
Handle a refund caseRead a case, reject it with a reason or approve it, then record the money you send back yourself, with its credit note.

Google Sheets

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Five guides, from your own Google key to a sheet that keeps only your gateway sales.

Get your Google key for Google SheetsA free Google Cloud project, the Google Sheets API, a service account with no roles, and its JSON key.
Connect Google Sheets to LessonQGive LessonQ the key, checked before it's saved; the share address every spreadsheet is shared with.
Add a sheet: which items, which columnsShare a spreadsheet as an Editor, pick the courses that go in, and lay out its tabs, columns, language and colour.
Choose which records each tab keepsKeep only what was sold through the payment gateway, leave out sales staff recorded by hand, and see which batch each sale is for.
Keep your sheets rightYour own columns, Edit items, Re-sync, Pause and Resume, and fixing a sheet that shows Error.

How these guides work

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Watch

Each guide that has a video shows one job from start to finish, in about two minutes. Jump to any step with the chapter buttons.

Read

The written guide covers what a video can’t: every field, every rule, and what to do when something doesn’t work.

Two languages

Every guide is in English and Bangla. Switch at the top of any page.