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But then I don't understand how the "teaching" app is really teaching me. It's just telling me to draw a set of pictures. Why does that have to be an app? Co
by georgeecollins 14y ago
But then I don't understand how the "teaching" app is really teaching me. It's just telling me to draw a set of pictures. Why does that have to be an app? Couldn't you just have 20 images to practice drawing as an HTML page?
- fchollet 14y agoThe value added compared to a list of pictures is: - spaced repetition engine: the pictures that are served to you are customized depending on how you did on previous sessions, so as to lead to an optimal learning rate - timer: motivates the user and turns the exercise in a sort of game - asking for self-evaluation: forces the user to go over their output and self-feedback How do you think I could made this value more evident? Or do you think that not a strong enough value proposition?