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Follow a learning path with prerequisites, not a random string of tutorials.
Self-directed learning meant jumping between tutorials and docs with no clear progression, leaving gaps in the foundation.
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Case Study
Before
Self-directed learning lacked structure — jumping between tutorials, docs, and courses without a clear progression path led to knowledge gaps and wasted time.
After
Provided structure to self-directed learning. The prerequisite mapping prevents jumping to advanced topics without foundations, and progress tracking maintains motivation through visible milestones.
How it's solved
Built a learning path system with structured curricula for different skills (web dev, AI, design), progress tracking, prerequisite mapping, and resource links for each topic. Supports custom learning paths.
Trade-offs
Learning paths are curated, not adaptive — the sequence doesn't adjust based on how a learner is actually doing.
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