Felloclass is not a catalogue you pick from. It is built around what you already made: your videos become lessons, and the lessons become something your members do rather than watch.
The test is not the subject, it is whether the skill has a move in it. Something a member can try, get wrong in a specific way, and be told why. Setting a light. Choosing a hydration. Pulling down a frequency. That is what an exercise is made of, and it is what separates a class from a playlist.
Here are six kinds of teaching this already works for, and what a member is asked to do in each.
Lighting, composition, colour, editing. A member places the second lamp themselves and finds out what it did to the face, then shoots the same setup at home.
Dough, heat, timing, technique. A member picks the hydration before they see the crumb, and brings back a photograph of what came out of their own oven.
Mixing, theory, technique, production. A member turns down the thing that is covering the vocal, hears the difference, and gets told which frequency they were fighting.
Form, programming, recovery. A member fixes the position before they add the weight, and films one set for you to look at.
Sales, negotiation, marketing, leadership. A member writes the actual email, picks the actual price, and gets it read back with what it will cost them.
Ceramics, chess, sewing, woodwork, languages, code, a craft nobody has named yet. If you can say what a member should try and what going wrong looks like, we can build the exercise for it.