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I have good professors, but my English prof is the most strict and demanding one

This is very interesting idea for a research. I was working on something similar, and really enjoyed the process

Thanks for the info! It's very important to hire quality specialists when you want to develop learning app

Oh, I remember when I was taking it. It was so stressful!

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That's true. I think that after COVID and the lockdown, it became more understandable that online education will be very popular in the future. And even now, I can see that more and more courses are online.

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Hey! Your idea is cool, but are you sure that such platfom will become popular? We have so many different platforms nowadays, but if it just a university project, then it's a cool one

Very helpful thread.

This book is one of the best!