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It seems to me that all the e-learning courses that are popping up these days are focused on programming. When will we see courses on psychology, Spanish, mart
by itmag 15y ago
It seems to me that all the e-learning courses that are popping up these days are focused on programming.
When will we see courses on psychology, Spanish, martial arts, etc? What would those courses even look like in an e-learning format?
- dpatru 15y agoThe tech for online learning is still being developed.so the courses offered are those close to the developers'interests and competencies, much like how the internet was first used for and by scientists. But the tech will spread.
- itmag 15y agoUh, I'm a developer and I work with a bunch of developers. Trust me, programming is not our numero uno interest in life. :-) Judging from our office discussions, the most popular courses would have to be on picking up chicks, making moonshine, and all sorts of crazy money-making schemes.
- motxilo 15y agohttp://www.anatomy-class.org http://www.anatomy-class.org http://www.greenbuilding-class.org http://www.greenbuilding-class.org https://6002x.mitx.mit.edu https://6002x.mitx.mit.edu
- ramblerman 15y agoI'd love to see something like this for math. A lot of these ML, AI courses have prerequisites in math that is pretty distant for me. I know Khan is highly praised, and I have found help there, but I find the site very unstructured. Perhaps it works best when you have an existing syllabus or path to follow next to it. It's also somewhat limited to college math