Edorax
Six ways to learn, one place
Read a course, listen to it on the go, build in a lab, practise for a few minutes, solve today's puzzle, or talk a topic through. Pick what suits your day.
The areas
Courses, audiobooks and visual labs are open now. The rest are on the way; each page says what is coming.
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Courses
Full courses in tech and human skills. Every chapter starts with a question, has diagrams you can play with, can be heard word by word, and ends with a short quiz that proves you got it. Short videos come next, for the ideas that are easier to see.Read it, play with it, listen to it, prove it. Videos are next.Open courses - Open now
Audiobooks
A shelf of books made from the narrated courses. Chapters play one after another, the player stays with you from page to page, and every book remembers where you stopped. Skip back 15 seconds, set a sleep timer, listen at up to 2x.Every narrated course as an audiobook. Learn on a walk, a drive or a run.Open the shelf - Partly open
Labs
Hands-on practice in three kinds. Visual labs are open today: move parts, press Run and watch every check pass or fail. Guided labs and shell labs come next.Build it, break it, and see the result.Open labs - Coming soon
Bite-sized practice
Master one topic, such as System Design, in short daily sessions: today's question, quick quizzes, quick reads and a review queue. When you cannot answer, it helps you work the answer out.One topic, five minutes a day. A question first, then the idea behind it.See what is coming - Coming soon
Puzzles
Several kinds of daily puzzles that use what you learn. One a day, the same for everyone, so you can compete with everyone on today's leaderboard.One new puzzle a day. Solve it, then climb the daily leaderboard.See what is coming - Coming soon
On-call tutors
A tutor for every topic, one call away. Say what you already know and start talking. Ask about anything that feels hard, as many times as you need; it explains in plain words and keeps track of where you are in the topic.Call, start talking, and ask about anything that feels hard.See what is coming