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I'm pretty sure it's not $10 per section. It's $10 per course. Yes, the fact remains that it's not clear. And yes, I did bother to see the image you posted. Wh
by rudimk 13y ago
I'm pretty sure it's not $10 per section. It's $10 per course. Yes, the fact remains that it's not clear. And yes, I did bother to see the image you posted.
What you say about video course consumers not understanding computer programming - well, you sure have a point. But then again, a lot of good coders take up Coursera courses. You're saying they don't understand programming?
- lutusp 13y ago> But then again, a lot of good coders take up Coursera courses. You're saying they don't understand programming? It speaks to their level of seriousness and dedication. Also, since computer programming isn't conducted by means of video, its teaching can't reasonably be expected to be in that form either. It would be like learning about marriage by watching videos, and then expecting to succeed at the real thing on that basis. :)
- rudimk 13y agoThat's quote true - but one could also look at the videos as a means to an end, right? Taking the marriage analogy, it's like getting into a live-in, to see how marriage works. But then again, I'm the last guy to talk of relationships! IMHO, a video course needs more than just videos to get coders to get their hands dirty. Practice problems, or just open-ended assignments. That's something I am working on. At any rate, thanks, mate. This was a pretty intense and interesting discussion :)