🎓 Starting a Group Course on MIT 15.356 How To Develop "Breakthrough" Products And Services
Some of you may know about my long-standing initiative Rv Knowledge Club. 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.
There are several reasons why the idea of collective course participation emerged and took root:
- 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.
- 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.
- By watching, discussing, and listening to the same information from several angles, we remember it much better.
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!
If you want to join, add yourself to the group https://t.me/+yNJwvMfxlEk5NWVi
