We run cohort based courses with hundreds of people per cohort. Some people say you can't scale CBCs like this while keeping quality high. Our numbers tell a different story. 🧵 Here are 10 things we do to scale cohort based courses while keeping quality high:.

Excited to announce that @eduflowapp and @peergrade has been acquired by @JoinMultiverse.

RT @matthewclifford: Impressive paper:.- Uses LLM to generate believable simulations of human agents.- Enables agents to have long term mem….

Confident that we can get to proper AGI with LLMs. Give a powerful LLM (maybe GPT5?) the ability to:.1) Interact with the world (OpenAI plugins).2) Take multimodal input.3) Store and retrieve data (maybe just a plugin).4) Make it prompt itself.

After the @iamharaldur incident I have decided to leave Twitter for a while. See you later!.

Twitter’s new algorithm feels a bit broken. It shows a ton of tweets from the same account after each other.

The hardest part is all the small things. Checking a recipe while cooking, shopping list app, maps, checking time, etc. I would image that this alone accounted for half of the time spent.

For 2022, my only resolution was to use my phone less. The goal was <60 minutes average screen time on my phone for the year of 2022. I ended on ~54 minutes, and I am quite happy with the result.

I am trying to move from @gumroad to @lmsqueezy. Is it okay if I use you as support for now @dr?. 1) How do I invite team members?.2) I want to set up Zapier to trigger on new orders. I have no orders yet. When I go to Orders, I am just told to add products, which I already did?.

Instructional design is understanding how people learn and creating the right environment for them to do so. Create the right context, and success will come naturally.

I can’t grasp why anyone is doing anything else today than thinking about ChatGPT.

You can't speed up the process. But you can change the environment. Surround yourself with people that make you think, listen, and observe. The best way to learn is through environment, not instruction.

Find someone better than you, and learn from them. Surround yourself with diverse thinkers, and broaden your horizons. The fastest way to learn is to learn from others.

The fastest way to learn is by teaching. Find what you don't know, build something to explain it to others, and watch yourself become an expert along the way.

I just used ChatGPT to write a SEO-optimized blog post in under 7 minutes. The ability to guide it and keep consistency is superb.

Stop looking for the perfect tutorial. Stop reading the comments. Start doing the exercises. The answers are in your actions.

Online education isn't about learning faster. It's about learning smarter. Choose topics that move you. Find creators that excite you. Work on projects that challenge you. Enjoy the journey, and be passionate about the little details.

I just gave ChatGPT an exercise from my university course on algorithms and data structures. Solves it perfectly 🤯

Learn in cohorts. Join online courses and commit to building something specific together over a certain period of time. When learning together, teaching one another can help to lock in ideas and create collaborative relationships between likeminded people.

Cohort based courses offer something more than 'learn while you doing':. 1) peers to talk to.2) accountability.3) community. If you want success, find a course that offers this.

A mastermind group provides an intimate setting to get advice, feedback and build relationships with other like-minded individuals. Learn in a cohort, stay motivated and connected to like-minded individuals and transform your career one step at a time.