Product based learning ? Yay or No

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I started a platform and launched a product here 2 days back, which will help students and professional to build project/product while learning instead of doing courses for certification and college degree purposes.

What is your opinion about this ?

Business Marketing with Nika · Accepted Answer

Is it somehow approved by universities or verified institutions? It could help with growing the credibility and trustworthy.

Loop Apprentice · Answer

Project-based learning is more lasting than exam-based learning, and it leads to a deeper understanding of the knowledge.

Veeresh Devireddy · Answer

It's a good idea, by giving clean insights about in and out of the product, showing pros and cons of designs, combinations of technology stacks, etc.

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This is such a refreshing approach, Ramakrushna! 🙌 Product-based learning bridges the gap between theory and real-world application, which is often missing in traditional education.

Building while learning not only strengthens skills but also helps students and professionals showcase tangible outcomes—something that stands out far more than just certifications.

I’m curious:

How are you designing the learning process to keep it engaging and manageable for beginners?
Are there any specific industries or tools you're focusing on for the projects?
This seems like an idea with huge potential! Wishing you the best, and if you’re ever looking to enhance your platform with scalable tech solutions, I’d love to connect and see how I can support your mission!

Shokat Ali · Answer

Would love to try it out.

Ramakrushna Mohapatra · Answer

@busmark_w_nika Of course not. Most of those universities based learning sites are just making alot of money in the name of certification. Just because a big college is giving certificate means the learning process is best. We are mostly having high level experienced industry expert who will build and help students just more focused on projects/products than just presentation or repeated projects.

Individual can set their own way of learning path, if they can't they can try our path. Also directly hire a 1:1 mentor for product building.

We want B.tech people to build product end to end from initial stage and take master of tech stack at initial stage and become independent of any on campus headache.

Product based learning ? Yay or No

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