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How would you propose that codelesson specify "the quality of the course or the tutor"?

• sjtgraham 16y ago
  Describe the tutor's background and qualifications, i.e. experience, to lead such a course. Also, some friendly advice. You should drop the snarky tone I'm picking up in your replies to others. The good thing about HN is that an intelligent community will provide honest feedback on your post and expect nothing in return. I understand this is your project and criticism sometimes smarts, but it's for the best!
  • jeffreymcmanus 16y ago
    You led off with the snark, pal. I'm just asking questions here. All of our instructors' profiles are listed on their course pages. We absolutely appreciate thoughtful feedback and we're happy to answer any other questions you might have about CodeLesson...we have tons of satisfied customers. But at the same time, we recognize that instructor-led training is not for everybody, and for a lot of people, their time is less valuable than their money. Absolutely nothing wrong with that. It's important to recognize that not everybody learns the same way. Joining an instructor-led course is an effective option for people who respond well to the structure of an organized course. If that's not how you learn, then great for you.
    • dawson 16y ago
      All of our instructors' profiles are listed on their course pages. If I click on "Charles Wood", the Instructor, I'm taken to a page with a profile description of, "A freelance Ruby on Rails programmer. I love learning new things, especially new technologies.". Is that the instructor profile? (serious question, no tone).