1. Head over to the Glide website (glideapps.com) and either log in or sign up for an account.
2. On your dashboard, hit the "New Project" button.
3. Decide if you want to "Start from Scratch" or use a "Template," depending on what you need.
4. Give your project a name that fits your educational course.

1. Glide lets you pick from different data sources like Google Sheets, Glide Tables, or Excel. Choose what works best for you.
2. If you're going with Google Sheets, make sure your sheet is well-organized with columns for course title, description, modules, and other important info.

1. In your data source, add a new tab for your courses.
2. Include columns like course name, description, instructor info, module titles, and content.
3. For each course or module, fill in rows with specific details.

1. From the left panel, click on "Layout."
2. Pick a design layout that fits an educational course, like a list or tile view.
3. Link data points from your data source to components in the app. For example, bind the course title column to the list item title.

1. Click on individual components in the layout to tweak them.
2. Add images, custom text, and buttons that link to different modules or external resources.
3. Use visibility settings to show or hide components based on user roles or course completion.

1. Go to the "User Profile" settings.
2. Turn on user sign-in options like email or Google sign-in.
3. Customize user profiles to include fields like progress, completed modules, and personalized recommendations.

1. Head to the "Notifications" settings.
2. Enable in-app notifications for things like module completion, new course launches, or updates.
3. Make the notification messages engaging and informative.

1. Click the "Preview" button to test the app in different device views.
2. Navigate through the app as if you were an end-user to make sure everything works as it should.
3. Fix any issues or glitches you find during testing.

1. Once you're happy with the app, click on the "Publish" button.
2. Pick a subdomain name for your app (e.g., mycourse.glideapp.io).
3. Share the link with potential users or students.

1. Use the "Analytics" section in Glide to keep an eye on user engagement.
2. Track which courses or modules are the most popular and spot any that might need improvement.
3. Use the data you collect to iterate and improve your educational course content.

These steps will help you create an educational course in Glide, making sure it's structured and user-friendly.