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<anonuser> Oh. Basically, they a bunch of videos 1-3 minutes. After each video | |
you have a round of questions. You move on after you've answered | |
the questions correctly. [20:58] | |
<anonuser> At the end of each section, you take a quiz which recaps the | |
material | |
<anonuser> That is graded and you don't get your answers until after deadline | |
<anonuser> The homework they give out builds on the lessons and in later | |
lessons might require some serious effort. [20:59] | |
<anonuser> That's about all I know | |
<anonuser> I finished about 3/4 of before I stopped | |
<anonuser> They have forums setup like stackoverflow for the students to | |
interact. [21:00] | |
<anonuser> and they have an aggregated office hours thinger | |
<anonuser> where they take questions in a period of time, sort and answer a | |
few of them. | |
<anonuser> based on this feedback they'll sometimes revise or offer videos on | |
the concepts a majority of people had trouble with. [21:01] | |
<anonuser> I liked Udacity more than Coursera but they're both okay. |
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