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I don't see the maze you're referring to. You still don't need to log in to see the videos. On the top bar is a drop down of all the subjects which leads to th
by jonnybgood 11y ago
I don't see the maze you're referring to. You still don't need to log in to see the videos.
On the top bar is a drop down of all the subjects which leads to the videos. It took literally one click to get to the Algebra 1 videos.
- joeevans1000 11y agoI realize now that mousing over the top shows the drop down. The maze is still there compared to the single page presentation of before. I tried to bring up an example on the wayback machine, but it seems that the early versions no longer render properly. The magic of the early version was that you could see the taxonomy of the videos laid out in front of you, and hence, in a sense, the taxonomy of the subject. Now it's the search model. I believe strongly in the power of search, but the problem with it is that you can't get a sense of the structure of the topic.
- degenerate 11y agoI remember this, and agree the treeview was really great. It helped the learner understand the context and purpose of a topic and a visual representation of what is "coming next", if they choose to keep on that learning path.