Online learning platforms have come a long way, but the ones that actually work share a few things: clear structure, opportunities for practice rather than just consumption, and some form of feedback loop. A course that's just videos and quizzes doesn't build skill — it builds familiarity, which is different. What's often underestimated is the social component; even basic interaction with other learners keeps motivation higher than working through material alone. There's a discussion on https://lucky-gem.com.gr about what makes online education effective versus just convenient — the point about the difference between completion and actual learning was well-made. Have you found that structured courses work better for you than self-directed learning?
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