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Khan Academy and other video teachers need to have lots of problems for each lesson for the students to solve. We learn best by doing. For example, I remember
by billpaetzke 16y ago
Khan Academy and other video teachers need to have lots of problems for each lesson for the students to solve. We learn best by doing.
For example, I remember my Calc II professor said that when he was in college, he'd do every single problem in the book for that lesson--even though only half of the problems were assigned (the ones w/o answers in the back). And look where he ended up: as an expert in calculus.
Also, I'm going through Stanford's CS193p (iOS dev) on iTunesU right now in my free time after work. Probably 80% of my learning happens by completing the assignments.
- archgoon 16y ago>Also, I'm going through Stanford's CS193p (iOS dev) on iTunesU right now in my free time after work. Probably 80% of my learning happens by completing the assignments. Are these the assignments you used? Or are the ones on iTunesU different? http://www.stanford.edu/class/cs193p/cgi-bin/drupal/downloads-2010-fall http://www.stanford.edu/class/cs193p/cgi-bin/drupal/download...
- billpaetzke 16y agoThat page has the assignments, lecture notes, and source code from the lecture demos. The lecture videos are hosted on iTunesU.