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# Educator Onboarding : Tutorial

* **Install MetaMask and Set up a Wallet**\
  Download the MetaMask extension and securely store your recovery phrase (private key). **Never share it**. Guide [here](https://mirror.xyz/0x5056596726deAcAA6a78Ad4f1bB826d008689606/Y0V3Q2z1NvNV7ghWuNvSuqtpCPnKHv-ezDONPGkO4jI).<br>
* **Share Your Wallet Address**\
  Send us your public address [here](https://tally.so/r/wgx5ZD), so we can fund your wallet for content creation.<br>
* **Log in to Ed3 Creator Hub**\
  Visit [ed3.xyz](https://www.ed3.xyz), connect MetaMask, and enter the Creator Hub. <br>
* **Create Your Educator Profile**\
  Set up your storefront with a title, description, and display banner. Access a tutorial on how to set up  your profile and publish courses [here](/ed3-docs/tutorials/how-to-create-content-on-ed3.md).<br>
* **Add Open Campus Codex Chain**\
  Manually add the Open Campus Chain to MetaMask using the provided network details. Please find the guide [here](https://metaschool.so/rpc/openCampusCodex).<br>
* **Publish Your First Course**\
  Use our no-code editor to add videos, quizzes, pricing, and choose between lifetime or one-time access. <br>
* **Share Your Storefront Link**\
  Distribute your course with your community and start earning EDU, USDT, and YUZU points!


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