While Spotify’s UK users could see three categories – music, podcasts and audiobooks – when they entered the application last night, today they encountered a fourth category: online courses. Thanks to the platform’s newly tested feature, users can to improve themselves by using the platform will provide.
In the new trial the company launched today, BBC Maestro, Skillshare, Thinkific and PlayVirtuosoSome courses have been added to the mobile app and desktop version of Spotify. It is currently unknown whether the feature, which is only available in England, will spread to the rest of the world.
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In fact, the content of video courses is not bad Spotifys It doesn’t seem like the style, but it’s noticeable that there has been more support for video content on the platform lately. It was recently announced that hundreds of video clips would be added to the platform.
Spotify product manager Mohit JitaniAccording to NU, there are already many users who use podcasts for education, so it is no surprise that they are experimenting in the field of education.
In collaboration with Spotify educational content producers Not only will they reach a larger audience. Thanks to the user information on the platform, their content will reach the target group faster. For now, the content added to Spotify will be in the music making, creativity, economics and healthy living categories.
Spotify for this content freemium model will use. Free and premium members can view the first two course contents for free. To see more, they will have to pay. Subscriptions that cannot be purchased directly through the mobile application are available through the website.
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