Not YouTube, Then What?

For those who want to teach and learn beyond YouTube, there are indeed other platforms available. If you wish to earn money while teaching, various platforms offer opportunities for educators. Additionally, you can even create your own platform.

Udemy: Udemy is an online course marketplace where you can list video-based courses. Students can enroll in your courses by paying a fee. If you prefer not to offer your videos for free or want to focus exclusively on educational content, Udemy is an option.

Skillshare: Skillshare is another platform where anyone can upload educational videos. It allows creators to earn revenue based on student enrollments and engagement.

Spoken Tutorial: Spoken Tutorial is a project by IIT Bombay, funded under the National Mission on Education through Information and Communication Technology (NMEICT) of the Ministry of Education (formerly the Ministry of Human Resource Development), Government of India. In this project, you can create and submit videos teaching various software and programming topics. These videos are available for free to all students. You can contribute as a content creator, translator, or reviewer. You can find more information on the Spoken Tutorial website.

Your Own Educational Platform: If you prefer full control and don't want to share your earnings with a platform, you can create your own educational platform. You can host a learning management system (LMS) on a server and use it to teach students.