| | Izabela Adamska | I love this courses, I feel like to learn something, I need to go throught the material couple times, there are many levels of understanding material and I feel that I'm taking another step. To be honest, I am learning new stuff(or something I was studying at the university of technology but dont remember or then I didn't learn it well) for a couple months and if it was in another form it would be much more difficult to withstand daily learning. I love exp and skill track(playing computer games, I loved getting exp and take lvl up).
This form of short video and excersice with slides is just great, because I see somenthing some short theory and I can try this in code, something I've missed at my university of technology - theory often hasn't gone hand in hand with practice or was too hard to understand and do something on my own without looking for answers.
Another thing is that I have two kids and I'm detached from the computer sometimes many times in every hour, I have a lot of duties at home, but thanks to the form of the course, I get the thread again very quickly and know what to do, I have slides, I have content for the exercise, I can go back to the video. Thanks to all of this I have no problem with just sit and do some practice because even if I need to take a break I did one or two excersice, it's just great I'm moving forward even sometimes with small steps but still.
I have read other opinions and I have to mention that I don't understand the problem of copying the code or building a portfolio - to copy just ctrl+c, to build a portfolio it is enough to understand the material and do it, isn't building a portfolio also about putting even the smallest effort into the process? Especially if practically every line of code is described and explained, as well as the whole context.
(my review is about the whole DataCamp courses) |
