Tell it what to learn. It builds the course, sized to how much time you have and how much you already know.
It's good that you prompt it that you want to learn about a topic and it generates a whole course and roadmap for you. The content looks accurate to me. The good thing is it's at the level you want to learn at, if I'm intermediate in the topic, I can ask it to generate a practical course and not a beginner course. I don't have to look over the web for 10 courses on the topic.
— way.new user
I really like the aesthetic of the app, and so far, I find the layout and structure academic and practical to use.
— way.new user
The content is great. It did create the course content automatically for me. That is great!
— way.new user
This is genuinely a very good application.
— way.new user
Great website!
— way.new user
One line is enough — a topic, a skill, or a goal you're aiming for.
Pick a pace from a crash course to a month, and how much you already know.
Your course is built and ready to open — no waiting on a syllabus.
The personalization panel on the course form isn't decoration — this is what it actually changes.
Crash course today, or spread it over a month. The same topic becomes a different course depending on how long you give it.
Tell it you're starting fresh or you've studied this before, and the lessons calibrate instead of re-explaining what you already know.
“Learn Python” and “Learn Python to automate my job” produce different courses. Say the goal and the structure follows it.
Give it a domain you're already fluent in and it uses that as reference points to explain the new subject faster.