We're 15-year-olds tired of switching study apps, so we built our own
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Re: We're 15-year-olds tired of switching study apps, so we built our own
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#3Please let us know about any feedback, possible improvements and what you liked or didn’t like.
Also please share the word! Thank you!
Re: We're 15-year-olds tired of switching study apps, so we built our own
#4Great. The problem you are solving is "learning." But I don't think you are effectively solving it yet.
For example, a powerful technique is to take notes on everything you read--by hand, on paper. The motor-visual-processing loop is extremely powerful for learning.
Another: teach someone what you think you learned. If you can do that without your notes, you really understand it.
Check all available learning research and try to incorporate the most powerful techniques into your MVP solution--and then do community sampling again.
Keep going...
Re: We're 15-year-olds tired of switching study apps, so we built our own
#5Great. The problem you are solving is "learning." But I don't think you are effectively solving it yet. For example, a powerful technique is to take notes on everything you read--by hand, on paper. The motor-visual-processing loop is extremely powerful for learning. Another: teach someone what you think you learned. If you can do that without your notes, you really understand it. Check all available learning research…
Thanks so much for the feedback! What you mentioned is definitely true, and we completely agree. We already have debates inside the app to help users test and challenge their knowledge, but we’re also planning to add new active recall features where you’ll write down everything you remember from the previous day’s learning and even teach the material to someone else. We think this will make learning even more effective.