<p>🎓 <strong>Starting a Group Course on MIT 15.356 How To Develop "Breakthrough" Products And Services</strong></p>
<p>Some of you may know about my long-standing initiative <strong>Rv Knowledge Club</strong>. In short, it’s like a book club, but for online courses. Once a week, each of us independently watches videos at a convenient time, then we call for exactly one hour to discuss, share ideas, practical applications, etc.</p>
<p>There are several reasons why the idea of collective course participation emerged and took root:</p>
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<li>It’s very difficult to systematically go through courses alone; there’s always some urgent matter that forces you to postpone watching, but in a group, there’s a deadline and a sense of responsibility.</li>
<li>It turned out that discussions sometimes add even more than the lectures themselves. It’s very interesting to hear how different people perceive the same information in such different ways.</li>
<li>By watching, discussing, and listening to the same information from several angles, we remember it much better.</li>
</ul>
<p>In this vein, the club has already completed 6 courses, and now we are starting the seventh. It’s free! It’s only 4 weeks!</p>
<p>If you want to join, add yourself to the group <a href="https://t.me/+yNJwvMfxlEk5NWVi">https://t.me/+yNJwvMfxlEk5NWVi</a></p>;
