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It's barely 6 months into this whole thing, and Udacity and Coursera are younger even than that. The first gen videos for Thrun's AI class were awful. Change ha
by waterlesscloud 15y ago
It's barely 6 months into this whole thing, and Udacity and Coursera are younger even than that. The first gen videos for Thrun's AI class were awful. Change has already happened fast, and there's plenty more to come.
- MaxGabriel 15y agoI wonder if Coursera's great number of professors and classes will slow them down in offering a drastically different format. Udacity has been exclusively Python (with snippets of HTML in the web class), and their IDE is shared across all the classes. Coursera's many languages and professors might make that degree of focus much more difficult.
- guiambros 15y agoAgree, the first AI class was horrible, while Andrew Ng's Machine Learning class on Coursera was top notch. I think both platforms have advantages and things to improve, and I'm glad they are both activelly working on it. Not sure we need yet another platform with eDX, but let's see. So far it seems more of a West versus East type of thing..