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I apologize to hijack this a bit, but do you know of similarly accessible resources about chess? So far the stuff I found online is either nerdy or explaining t
by tomaskafka 1y ago
I apologize to hijack this a bit, but do you know of similarly accessible resources about chess? So far the stuff I found online is either nerdy or explaining the basic moves to the children.
- rplnt 1y agoNot really an answer, as I only tried it once, but there's a Chess course on Duolingo now. You can skip the very basic lessons and then it seemed to focus on positioning in openings.
- preek 1y agoThis is very similar for Chess: https://lichess.org/learn https://lichess.org/learn Source: I am playing both Go on OGS and chess on Lichess.
- somenameforme 1y agoIf you mean for the stuff after you know the basic rules of the game, I'd highly recommend Daniel Naroditsky's 'speed runs.' [1] Basically he starts at an extremely low rating and works his way up in an intentionally instructive/systematic way, often playing the same openings and what not. It's extremely instructive for players at all levels. [1] - https://www.youtube.com/@DanielNaroditskyGM/playlists https://www.youtube.com/@DanielNaroditskyGM/playlists