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I mostly agree. However, the rankings surface the "most recommended" courses not the "best". "Most recommended" being more objective (easier turn into a number
by yaj54 8y ago
I mostly agree. However, the rankings surface the "most recommended" courses not the "best". "Most recommended" being more objective (easier turn into a number) than "best".
Udacity is the 3rd most recommended course provider after Coursera and edX. Those courses will make it into v2.
It seems to me that the comments on the learning to learn course generally read like positive recommendations, so I think HN disagrees with you there [0]. But I do want to experiment with different sentiment analyzers.
[0]: https://hn.academy/coursera.org/learn/learning-how-to-learn/ https://hn.academy/coursera.org/learn/learning-how-to-learn/