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Sure you can, thousands of others have. Collecting a bunch of links is the easy part, creating the learning platform is not. To understand how difficult and res
by arkitaip 15y ago
Sure you can, thousands of others have. Collecting a bunch of links is the easy part, creating the learning platform is not. To understand how difficult and resource intensive this is, check out MIT OpenCourseWare: despite massive resources, most of the courses suck as they are nothing more than online repositories for slides and other assets.
- abbasmehdi 15y agoMIT is limited to MIT. Has a third party content aggregator tried this? They shall of course not be limited to a single content generating source.
- sixtofour 15y agoThis has been my experience with MIT OCW too. Or trying to figure out which textbook version applies to the course version that's online as opposed to the current registered class. It's been awhile since I made an attempt, but at the time I thought it could use a little attention.