Problem We Aimed to Solve
Every one is easily vulnerable to drown in the tutorial hell . He/ she gets the clear explanation and visualization of things and concept , passes the test , conquered the quiz too .
But when it comes to the application , the learner got complete blank .
for example , AI/ ML learner may have watched the number of tutorials on the explanation of Stratified K-Fold , K-fold and normal split . Learner may explain and differentiate between them fluently when asked . But when it comes to doing actual project , user went blank . User do not know whether to use the Stratified k fold , k fold or any other project .
How We Solved It
We rescued learners from drowning in tutorial hell by giving them a real situation and asking them to decide what to do, in the following steps:
- Problem first, no lesson. : Learner will be handed a situation, like "2,000 bank records, only 8% are fraud," and asked what to do. No one tells you which concept is needed. They gonna choose by themselves .
- We explain why your wrong answer felt right.: With learner temptation to choose Every wrong choice comes with a note on the mistake in thinking behind it, not just "wrong."
- You try first, help comes later. : Learner are given chances to retry with the hint and answer is revealed later
- *Real project scenario * : The challenges cover the steps where people usually get stuck: splitting data, spotting cheating in the data, reading scores correctly, and keeping the final test fair.
- A new problem to prove you learned. : We don't encourage the rote learning of answer and desisghn the app in every possible ways to avoid this at any cost . The last challenge looks different but uses the same idea.
- Easy to use. No sign-up and no account. It saves your progress in your browser, and it works with a keyboard and screen readers.
What's next for Tutorial Hell Escaper
Now , its just MVP . We will expand this to the more topics in upcoming version .
Built With
- claude
- javascript
- react
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