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One thing I've not seen done often on the web is timed release of content to every user, based on their start time. For things that become complex over time, i
by tomfakes 15y ago
One thing I've not seen done often on the web is timed release of content to every user, based on their start time. For things that become complex over time, i.e. learning a programming language or a framework, having the content fed to me in a specific order, without overwhelming me with everything at once, has some value.
This is the way classes are taught in the real world (although this is usually a group of people on the same schedule), but isn't the way the web works.
- guynamedloren 15y agoInteresting and valid concept! The only potential downside I see with this is the fact that everybody learns at different paces - specifically, some may be eager to move forward. Possible alternative: a user could subscribe and select a desired starting point, receiving an email corresponding to the next lesson each day.
- swanson 15y agoCheck out http://www.codeschool.com/ http://www.codeschool.com/ - later content "unlocks" when you finish the previous lessons.