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-Today's learning platforms are not actually learner-centric. They want the students to be locked within their apps & websites, learn ONLY from their own content and their own preferred formats. But the way we learn in 21st century is far too rich. We learn from blogs, podcasts, videos, tweetstorms, livestreams, games, newsletters, infographics, Q&A sites, forums and much more. Discovering the right kind of learning material for YOU at the right time is still too hard.
+This is a collection of learning resources organized by topics, formats, difficulty levels, and quality tags like visual / interactive / challenging etc. It also includes reviews from experts and metadata like paywall/loginwall to help you find the best resource for your learning goals.
+ +For certain resources like research paper or books, there will be direct links thanks to projects like InternetArchive, LibGen, Arxiv, SciHub etc.
+ +This requires us to build a giant taxonomy of all human knowledge. Arranging topics in a hierarchy is not sufficient. Instead we are creating a graph of topics and levels with multiple types of edges: "is-a-subtopic-of", "is-a-prerequisite-of" etc. If you are an expert or educator in some domain, you can contribute to this project via our GitHub repository.
+ +In conjunction with this, we're also building an online game where this is presented as a skill-tree for life and allows you to chase ambitious life goals and keep track of your progress while inspiring and being inspired by your friends. More on this will be revealed soon.
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