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How to build an adaptive learning system(docs.sagefy.org)
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A New Sagefy – Learn Anything, Adapted for You. Free(docs.sagefy.org)
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Show HN: Sagefy – learn anything, adapted for you. Free(sagefy.org)
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by sagefy 7y ago
Hey, founder of Sagefy here. Thanks for the reply :) Currently Sagefy is a side project, so there's no income to speak of. There's some ideas I've had around potential revenue streams, but I want to avoid needless tracking, t
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Show HN: Sagefy – learn anything, adapted for you. Free(sagefy.org)
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Show HN: Learn a little about a new subject every day(twitter.com)
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Show HN: Sagefy – learn anything, adapted for you. Free(sagefy.org)
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by sagefy 8y ago
Hattie's effect size list is a good place to start if you're interested in what teaching practices leads to better learning results: https://visible-learning.org/hattie-ranking-influences-effec... I few others I&#
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How I Write React/Redux Projects in 2018(medium.com)
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Interviewing Prospective Users(stories.sagefy.org)
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by sagefy 8y ago
Happy to answer any questions.
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How I Write React/Redux Projects in 2018(medium.com)
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A Checklist to Make Your Own Research-Backed Learning Plan(stories.sagefy.org)
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by sagefy 8y ago
Thanks for picking up on it :) I wrote the long version first actually. I had a few people review before publishing. There were some concerns about the length (25 minutes). So I made the linked summary version as well. I posted both to Hack
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by sagefy 8y ago
Thanks for reading and the question :) I'm inclined to agree that being able to recognize and recall information is a different (and often prerequisite) skill from applying the same information. Bloom's taxonomy https:/&#x2F
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by sagefy 8y ago
Ericsson (author of Peak) is one of the best. His stories of his own research are so good!
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by sagefy 8y ago
Thanks for reading :) I remember Ruth Clark in "Building Expertise". Here's some of the sources she cites: - Moreno, R., & Mayer R.E. (2000a). A coherence effect in multimedia learning: The case for minimizing irrelevant
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by sagefy 8y ago
Thanks for reading and for the question :) You definitely can, and probably already are, learning multiple things in parallel in the scope of weeks or months. You want to make sure you have time to commit to each of those things. You probab
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by sagefy 8y ago
Thanks for checking it out and for the question :) I originally started in Flask. I started out using quite a number of libraries, but got a little frustrated back then when I didn't totally grok how the pieces all worked together. And
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by sagefy 8y ago
I'm glad you enjoyed the article :) Thanks for reading! Finding that why for me is (1) go really deep with your goals, (2) find ways to remind yourself daily of the big picture goal, and (3) connect the task at hand to the big goal. Fo
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by sagefy 8y ago
So true. Most of these ideas are all about setting goals for yourself and finding ways to keep yourself on those goals (Do one thing at a time, Make it Real, etc). I'm glad you're finding way to keep up with your learning goals! I
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by sagefy 8y ago
Barbara Oakley's course is so amazing! I think it's still to this day the most popular MOOC. Her books and articles are great too, like "A Mind for Numbers" https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00R5081JU
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by sagefy 8y ago
Thanks for the response :) You can try out my electronic music course to see how the site works currently: https://sgef.cc/emus I'd love some feedback too if you have the time to try it out. https://sgef.c
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by sagefy 8y ago
Author here, happy to answer any questions :)
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Research-backed strategies for better learning(stories.sagefy.org)
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Eight Big Ideas of Learning(stories.sagefy.org)
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by sagefy 8y ago
I like a great deal that one of the considerations the authors make is adapting to prior knowledge. (3.1) describes what they looked for in detail. In their summary, "None provide personalization based on prior coding experience or lea
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by sagefy 8y ago
In "Peak" by Anders Ericsson, he alludes to a few principles that makes learning into deliberate practice: setting small goals, getting expert feedback, focusing and removing distractions, and being somewhat discomforted. This art
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Make Your Own Learning Plan – By Sagefy(sgef.cc)
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by sagefy 9y ago
The author suggests there's a choice between scaffolding and project-based learning. There isn't. Scaffolding -- or breaking things down, and 'putting on training wheels' so the learner doesn't get overwhelmed -- is

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