People are debating which is better between learning a skill physically and learning online…which team are u in?
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People are debating which is better between learning a skill physically and learning online…which team are u in?
Apart from counting the cost , I think learning is skill physically is the best because you will receive a full knowledge of the skill and then have a practical experience but if you are online you will just learn the thing without having a practical on it Even if later you have practical when you wRead more
Apart from counting the cost , I think learning is skill physically is the best because you will receive a full knowledge of the skill and then have a practical experience but if you are online you will just learn the thing without having a practical on it
Even if later you have practical when you watch online it will be better when the person is there teaching you and doing practical with you
But this is dependent on your financial stability he will spend a lot of money for you to have someone to teach you something physically than online .
See lessWell for me I'll say that it goes both ways. It can be done online and physically. But generally as we all know doing or learning something can be more effective when done physically. It all comes down to knowing yourself and how you learn and operate. Some people prefer doing live and direct, otherRead more
Well for me I’ll say that it goes both ways. It can be done online and physically. But generally as we all know doing or learning something can be more effective when done physically.
See lessIt all comes down to knowing yourself and how you learn and operate. Some people prefer doing live and direct, others whichever can work.
Skills like cooking,baking,some tech skills, etc can be learnt online.
But some have to be done physically, so it can also be the nature of the skill.
Online platforms like Coursera, Udemy, and LinkedIn Learning offer structured courses on topics from coding to cooking. Free resources, such as YouTube tutorials or Khan Academy, provide accessible lessons for beginners. Interactive tools like Duolingo or make learning languages or programming engagRead more
Online platforms like Coursera, Udemy, and LinkedIn Learning offer structured courses on topics from coding to cooking. Free resources, such as YouTube tutorials or Khan Academy, provide accessible lessons for beginners. Interactive tools like Duolingo or make learning languages or programming engaging and practical.
Forums and communities on Reddit or Discord connect you with experts and peers for guidance. Many platforms offer certifications, boosting your resume or credibility. Self-paced learning allows flexibility, fitting lessons into your daily schedule. Practice is key apply what you learn through projects or real-world tasks.
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