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It's not mentioned but [cost] online courses offer: 1) Slides with custom content for example a joke of what happens if everyone decided to lower their own wag
by Joakal 16y ago
It's not mentioned but [cost] online courses offer:
1) Slides with custom content for example a joke of what happens if everyone decided to lower their own wages. Considering that the pdf contents are dry, slides win in this aspect.
2) Community. Like-minded people discussing the course and how to solve it.
3) Peer/authority review. The teacher or a partner reviews the work done by the person.
Optional) Programmable quizs. Those generate pseudo random questions (Most easy for math-like courses).
Optional) As part of doing a course, have the student generate questions and answers (Best for non-math-like courses as per above). This is the student's contribution back to the foundation to continue to provide more information.
- sandal 16y agoWe do a large amount of what you're describing here at Ruby Mendicant University: http://university.rubymendicant.com/ http://university.rubymendicant.com/ It's Ruby based right now but really about software development in general. Hopefully in the future we'll expand to be inclusive of other languages.