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I've googled seemingly tons of different combinations of keywords to find out if a product like yours existed before starting to build it myself. Which search k
by alasano 10y ago
I've googled seemingly tons of different combinations of keywords to find out if a product like yours existed before starting to build it myself. Which search keywords most often lead users to coursebuffet? (and how did I miss them!)
I have to say it's super quick and I like the interface (just signed up), what does the stack look like if you don't mind?
Edit: Now that I think about it, I have tons of questions, I'll stick to "Will you monetize it / Will it remain free"
2nd Edit: I realize now that my google kungfu is weak.
- bruceb 10y ago1.I will say it for sure isn't MOOCs That being said our SEO leaves a lot to be desired. Something we are still trying to figure out. Not sure why we are not ranked higher. 2. Rails/mysql 3. yes will remain free. 4. Monetization and an other questions just email me bruce@coursebuffet.com What we do that is different than others is examine each course we list. We then classify it by assigning it a subject and number that roughly reflects what level it would be at a US university . Is it a first year 101 course then say for intro to micro economics it is Econ 101. This is incredibly time consuming but we think it enables us to give users results that are more informative and they can see like choices clustered together. The other major benefit is we can offer the CourseBuffet Degree Paths (https://www.coursebuffet.com/degree https://www.coursebuffet.com/degree) that replicated a Bachelor's degree using free MOOCs. These paths are platform independent so one is not locked in to Coursera, edX, etc. We also now have Minors that replicate academic minors for Econ and Philosophy.