Completely agree. In some cases it can work for you, i.e. an exciting class doesn't bog you down and lets you use your extra time to experiment, but there are p

Completely agree. In some cases it can work for you, i.e. an exciting class doesn't bog you down and lets you use your extra time to experiment, but there are plenty of classes where it just leaves you wanting more (firing up the Googles). Overall though I think one of Udacity's major strongpoints is approachability. If they can manage to preserve it while continuing to strengthen their offerings, say with an A and B class for primer and full course respectively, it seems like they could soon have something to offer for just about everyone.