[Launch IH] NewCraft - a learning management system
Hey everyone,
Here's how NewCraft.io works:
- Tell us what you want to learn
- We curate and create personalized content for you
We embed this content into your browser as interactive missions. These missions guide you step-by-step through completing tasks while also sending reminders and summaries of what you've learned.
Imagine having a team of people dedicated to making your online learning experience as magical as possible, that's NewCraft.
I'm a former CIS teacher, I love crafting new learning experiences for people -- would be happy to share a demo with anyone interested. You can hit me directly at Cam@NewCraft.io or comment below and I will reach out.
The link doesn't work for me
Hey @AlexMartynov, here's a link: https://www.newcraft.io/
Thanks.
'Tell us what you want to learn'
I'm not sure I understand how it works. Do you have a list of learning paths to follow or user can pick anything?
Yep, you can request anything -- if we can't fulfill, the request is added to a queue that we will get to at some point based on demand.
We're releasing a list of public NewCraft missions soon that anyone can follow.
I see.
So how would you persuade me, as a potential user, that you have the expertise to build a curriculum in some random area.
For example, two things I've researched recently were how to improve my sleep and singing lessons. Would you like to see me as a client with such interests or they are out of the scope of what you do?
Good question, our missions are built by a network of experts. Your request would be a first but if more people requested the same, we'd source an expert and pay them to create the content. Today, most of our missions center around engineering and design but we are accepting all requests to help guide us to the next category.
Long term, we hope to open our internal mission builder so anyone can submit content for various subjects and trades.
Hmmm...
content != learning
Hey @Zencentric, totally agree. Content isn't necessarily as important as how we deliver it(interactive, embedded, etc) and when we deliver it (spaced repetition, right before you forget or when you need it)
Okay, got it :)
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