Done! オンラインスクールの作り方【ビジネスモデル構築も解説】

Done! オンラインスクールの作り方【ビジネスモデル構築も解説】

Start: 11-05-2026

Finish: 28-05-2026

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Title: Roskilde
Credit: @Melinda Erika Dothan






8 years ago, when I started to study Reiki, that was the time, when I also registered myself as Udemy instructor.

I already have around 70 blogs, one Reiki book published on Amazon.

I used Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube to promote my ideas, also education ideas.

My blogs are on:

- blogspot or blogger

- weebly

- wix

- wordpress

- ameblo


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https://businessnetwork.jp


Google AI:

As an AI, I do not have access to private, real-time analytics dashboards (like Google Analytics), nor can I provide a breakdown for that exact sub-page. [1]
However, public traffic estimators can give us a general sense of the overall website's reach:
  • Niche Audience: Business Network Japan is a highly specialized B2B trade publication focused on telecommunications, 5G/6G, and networking infrastructure.
  • Estimated Overall Traffic: Similar enterprise networking tech portals of this scale in Japan typically attract roughly 2,000 to 5,000 total site visits per day across their entire domain.
  • Individual Page Traffic: Because this specific article was published back in October 2018, its current daily traffic is likely near zero, unless an internet user specifically searches for historical data regarding the early 2019 Japanese 5G rollout. [2]
If you want to look deeper into website analytics, you can check public traffic estimators like Semrush or SpyFu to see overall domain trends. [3, 4]
Would you like to know more about the history of how 5G actually rolled out in Japan after this article was written, or are you looking for current 2026 networking news from this publisher?



Google AI:

While the website Business Network Japan is not an e-learning platform itself, it is highly valuable for platforms like Udemy and remote education systems for three main reasons: [1]

1. Market Insights for Udemy Instructors

To build profitable tech courses on Udemy, instructors must predict what skills corporate professionals will pay to learn. [1, 2]
  • Spotting Tech Trends: This website reports heavily on localized infrastructure topics like 5G/6G, IoT/M2M, SDN/NFV, and cloud security.
  • Curriculum Design: A Udemy instructor can monitor this site to create timely, region-specific technical courses (e.g., "Implementing Cisco Meraki for Enterprise BCP in Japan") long before the demand peaks. [1, 3, 4, 5]

2. High-Value Case Studies for B2B Learning

Udemy Business relies on real-world examples to train enterprise employees. [6]
  • This specific portal documents exact corporate strategies, such as how major carriers like NTT Docomo, KDDI, and SoftBank coordinate with government agencies like the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications.
  • Business instructors use these tech rollouts as case studies for corporate strategy, telecommunication policy, and project management courses. [7]

3. Tracking Infrastructure for Online Schooling

Remote education requires robust infrastructure. Articles on this website outline the hardware and software trends that make streaming video classes possible.
  • Network Reliability: High-definition video lectures require the low latency and high bandwidth offered by 5G, Wi-Fi 6, and advanced LAN/WAN infrastructure.
  • Remote Tech Coverage: The site covers the specific technology that enables remote collaboration and online schooling, such as Web conferencing systems, enterprise cloud environments, and workplace security strategies. [8]
If you are researching this for a project, I can help you look up current technology adoption trends in Japan, or find data on popular professional skills currently driving corporate training. Which area would you like to explore next? [9, 10]


Google AI:

This image is directly taken from a specific Udemy course titled "オンラインスクールの作り方【ビジネスモデル構築も解説】" ("How to Create an Online School [Business Model Construction Explained]") created by instructor 山田 どうそん. [1]
The connection between this news article, mobile telecom services, and the concept of online schooling breaks down into three key layers:

1. The Concrete Context (The Udemy Course Material)

The very top of the image shows the browser header labeled 「オンラインスクールの作り方【ビジネスモデル構築も解説】」. The instructor is utilizing this specific 2018 news article as a real-world case study or visual example within a lecture module. It illustrates how external technological shifts create new market opportunities for digital businesses. [2]

2. The Technological Link (Infrastructure for Online Schooling)

The news article covers Japan's Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communication (総務省) holding a public hearing with the top 4 mobile carriers (NTT Docomo, KDDI, SoftBank, and Rakuten) regarding the deployment of 5G infrastructure.
  • High-Bandwidth, Low Latency: The rollout of 5G by these telecom companies is the foundational infrastructure that makes modern e-learning platforms possible.
  • Mobile-First Learning: It enables students to stream high-definition instructional videos, attend live virtual classrooms, and download massive educational resources flawlessly on mobile devices without lag. [3, 4, 5]

3. The Business Model Connection (The "Special Topics" Sidebar)

On the right-hand side of the screenshot, the webpage features a "Special Topics" (スペシャル トピックス) PR section. This sidebar highlights real corporate telecommunication services designed to assist Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) with digital transformation (DX).
  • Workstyle Reform: It advertises remote work infrastructure, safe cloud security tools, and mobile-office communication tools provided by companies like NTT Communications and NEC.
  • E-Learning Relevance: In the context of a course teaching you how to build a business model for an online school, these sidebar elements serve as perfect examples of B2B (Business-to-Business) value propositions. They demonstrate how companies package connectivity and cloud security as premium subscription services to help organizations operate entirely online. [5, 6, 7]
If you would like to explore this topic further, I can:
  • Break down the specific business models (subscriptions vs. one-time fees) commonly used when launching an online school.
  • Outline the technical platforms and tools required to host and secure your own video course content.
  • Explain how the Japanese digital transformation (DX) market impacts creators looking to sell online education in Japan. [8, 9, 10]
Let me know which direction you would like to go!



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