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If you've ever taken a course on the internet you may have come across an exercise or some kind example that just left you thinking okay but why? This lack of real-world context is a problem that a lot of courses suffer from.Creating examples that are engaging learners, isolates the skill being use…
Designing courses that are both entertaining and informative is no small feat. But, time and time again, Wes Bos delivers. There's no secret formula either. The method is simple. Wes takes a project first approach, thinking about the technology he wants to teach and everything a learner would need …
As an independent educator you're going to end up wearing a lot of hats. Development, marketing, support, on top of the work that goes into actually producing the content. All of it is essential though if your goal is to actually reach people and help teach them something that's relevant to their …
Making your courses engaging is always the goal, but it's something that's easier said than done. But, Josh Comeau has several strategies that he uses to ensure that his content is as engaging to learners as possible. There's the element of active practice. A learner shouldn't be able to go through…
We can sort of categorize courses and other educational content into two different categories. The first is a targeted instrumental style, where the learner is taught procedures and technical skills. It's important to learn these skills in whatever subject you are learning but this type of course …
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