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I agree. I have never used pinterest for anything myself. Your website has videos from YouTube, MIT and Stanford (Entrepreneurship). I like the convenience part

by evegeny 13y ago

I agree. I have never used pinterest for anything myself. Your website has videos from YouTube, MIT and Stanford (Entrepreneurship). I like the convenience part in the sense I need not look for those videos myself if someone has already put the effort in collecting them. I also like the fact that your website supports pdf, slides and webpages as well. But how is it any different from a website that just has bunch of links to other free content? Here is one - http://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses http://www.openculture.com/freeonlinecourses Apart from the interface, what else is there for learners?

prabhus 13y ago
You can do quite a bit already with CoLearnr. 1. You can create a private topic just for you and curate contents that you like. Very shortly you will be able to share this with your friends and collaboratively build a topic. Check out this video for an example - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HydOgRqByRg http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HydOgRqByRg 2. We have a small but growing community already. Please check out our topics. Below are some of the topics we are proud of. http://www.colearnr.com/soft-skills http://www.colearnr.com/soft-skills http://www.colearnr.com/topic/522677f41fe5e070f6829e03/moocs http://www.colearnr.com/topic/522677f41fe5e070f6829e03/moocs