hanjiexi

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   by hanjiexi 7y ago

   I like Teach Yourself CS too, and I used it as an important source (or at least an inspiration) for parts of the OSSU/CS curriculum. I also use some of its recommended materials in my own private studies. But since this comparison gets
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   by hanjiexi 7y ago

   Citation needed. It is a big stretch to go from "some percentage of enrollees are just browsing" to "MOOC drop out rates are a fiction". The research that's been done on this shows that even if we adopt a much more
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   by hanjiexi 7y ago

   Very true! I think all educational material should be openly accessible without login, and that enrollment should be something entirely separate and optional.
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   by hanjiexi 7y ago

   I'm one of the core OSSU team members. Unfortunately I'm not aware of any such resource, but I'm really interested in finding someone who can build an OSSU/Math curriculum!
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   by hanjiexi 7y ago

   I'm one of the maintainers of the curriculum. > I have kind of grown to dislike a lot of these "learn programming on your own!" things/bootcamps/courses. I somewhat agree, though I don't really see the probl