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The instructor is not SUPER engaging, but delivers easy to understand, relevant, factual information. If I had to rate it with a udemy monotone instructor being

by ESibio 1y ago

The instructor is not SUPER engaging, but delivers easy to understand, relevant, factual information. If I had to rate it with a udemy monotone instructor being a 1 and a high end masterclass being a 10, I would put us about a 5. Better than the lower quality udemy courses, but not as good as the masterclasses with million dollar production budgets. We can make the content more engaging, but its going to take a significant amount of money. You can make a course for free and see the curriculum but only take the first lesson, theres also three test courses you can see and take on the demo. The curriculum is as expected based on the type of course you ask for. Like most generative AI, the more detail you give in the prompt, the closer the outcome is to what you were looking for within some reasonable limitations. Data is correct, slides are a little on the dry side (like most slide based courses) Text in slides is sometimes misspelled (like most generative AI images) we can use better image models that misspell less, but the cost per course can range exponentially, in advanced courses we generate as many as 1000 images. Narrator is mediocre, like some of the better lectures i had in school. not the best, not the worst. https://www.Evapro.ai https://www.Evapro.ai - Feel free to check it out, we appreciate all feedback. It works best on computer, still working on mobile optimization so if you say mobile sucks, we already know its awful lol.

gus_massa 1y ago
I tried it. Some random comments: * I tried to build a course about "banana cultivation". (I always try projects posted in HN with "banana" related questions for no good reason.) The system didn't understand me or I didn't understand the system, and I got a course about "Offices". Now I'm stuck in "I'm not sure how to proceed. Please try again." My recommendation is to pick friend and ask him/her to use the site without previous instructions. Watch him/her form 1 or 2 yards behind, with your mouth closed and your hands crossed on your back so you don't try to help. Thanks profusely and later fix the problems you see and then get a new friend to try again. * Are you generating the full course? Why not just the part that is visible for free? ;) * The slides are too bland. In my course about "Offices", I got one explaining the difference of a laptop and a desktop computer, and the parts of the computer like cpu/screen/keyboard. For real users I expect a more advanced course. I'm not sure about corporate courses that need to just exist to tick a box. Sadly, they may be even more profitable. * I like the general design of a few sentences in a big font and a image. Is it possible that the slide highlight each sentence while it's reading/explaining it? I like to use the mouse or the pointer or my hand to show which sentence I'm talking about. I din't find typos, but my English is not so good. * For corporate courses, they may like to add a logo, name of the company, which section of the company made the course (so the local boss get the credit). A nice first slide and a last thanks/questions slide. Remember to charge for them ;) * The images are somewhat related, but do not help the explanation. For example in the desktop computer I expect a image of the computer with arrows that show each part (with labels in text that are hard for AI), but I got an image of a desktop computer facing a laptop in a position that were impossible to use neither of them. Arrows are nice, lot's of arrows. * In another slide I got printers, and the difference between inkjet and laser printer. I expect arrows and labels. I know it's hard, perhaps impossible with the current AI. So you may decide it's better to ignore this feature request for now. * For corporate courses, expecting a real computer is fine, but people may prefer to watch them in the cell phone anyway. For people outside the office, assume everyone uses the cell phone. Optimizing for cell phones is an important feature. I recommend to prioritize it. * Even the images of the 3 sample courses take forever to load. Are you sending them at high resolution? This shoud be easy to fix. (It's no my area, so I'm not sure how to fix it. But I'm sure there are people that know.)

by ESibio 1y ago

gus_massa 1y ago

I tried it. Some random comments: * I tried to build a course about "banana cultivation". (I always try projects posted in HN with "banana" related questions for no good reason.) The system didn't understand me or I didn't understand the system, and I got a course about "Offices". Now I'm stuck in "I'm not sure how to proceed. Please try again." My recommendation is to pick friend and ask him/her to use the site without previous instructions. Watch him/her form 1 or 2 yards behind, with your mouth closed and your hands crossed on your back so you don't try to help. Thanks profusely and later fix the problems you see and then get a new friend to try again. * Are you generating the full course? Why not just the part that is visible for free? ;) * The slides are too bland. In my course about "Offices", I got one explaining the difference of a laptop and a desktop computer, and the parts of the computer like cpu/screen/keyboard. For real users I expect a more advanced course. I'm not sure about corporate courses that need to just exist to tick a box. Sadly, they may be even more profitable. * I like the general design of a few sentences in a big font and a image. Is it possible that the slide highlight each sentence while it's reading/explaining it? I like to use the mouse or the pointer or my hand to show which sentence I'm talking about. I din't find typos, but my English is not so good. * For corporate courses, they may like to add a logo, name of the company, which section of the company made the course (so the local boss get the credit). A nice first slide and a last thanks/questions slide. Remember to charge for them ;) * The images are somewhat related, but do not help the explanation. For example in the desktop computer I expect a image of the computer with arrows that show each part (with labels in text that are hard for AI), but I got an image of a desktop computer facing a laptop in a position that were impossible to use neither of them. Arrows are nice, lot's of arrows. * In another slide I got printers, and the difference between inkjet and laser printer. I expect arrows and labels. I know it's hard, perhaps impossible with the current AI. So you may decide it's better to ignore this feature request for now. * For corporate courses, expecting a real computer is fine, but people may prefer to watch them in the cell phone anyway. For people outside the office, assume everyone uses the cell phone. Optimizing for cell phones is an important feature. I recommend to prioritize it. * Even the images of the 3 sample courses take forever to load. Are you sending them at high resolution? This shoud be easy to fix. (It's no my area, so I'm not sure how to fix it. But I'm sure there are people that know.)