Kannu and kadenze.com are the current products from Kadenze, Inc.
Kannu – Offers institutions the interactive learning platform designed for creating engaging, media-rich experiences that learners desire.
Built on Kannu, kadenze.com is a robust distance learning solution targeted at the STEAM market (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math) – like coding, music, machine learning, augmented/virtual reality, and design. Courses are taught by industry experts and professors from leading universities around the world, including Stanford, Princeton, Rhode Island School of Design, and Goldsmiths University London. Students can enroll for free, or become Premium Members to earn Certifications, and even transferrable college credit in many of kadenze.com courses and specialist Programs.
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Manfred B.
Advanced user of Kadenze
★★★★★
Kadenze's courses offer an experience beyond mere knowledge acquisition
What do you like best?
The presentation is lively and hands-on which is super motivating, and Kadenze's support team responds fast and friendly. For me, this P5js course was a successful journey into programming (after a long break) and computer graphics. I especially liked the coursework which makes you produce code very different from ordinary programming courses (like programming a family tree or simulating a game of dice). This course was instructive, entertaining, and motivating!
What do you dislike?
Especially in my recent course I noted that graders were sometimes very nit-picking (for example, when a foreach was used when a for loop was asked for traversing an array) and sometimes they were downright sloppy (for example when a certain event in a game happened as it was asked for, and zero points were given for this, though). Scoring creativity in a beginner's course seems also a bit difficult, as you don't have the interaction necessary to get what your opposite expects when grading your program.
Recommendations to others considering the product:
Taking online courses needs some discipline, but the satisfaction afterwards is priceless.
What problems are you solving with the product? What benefits have you realized?
In my case not much. This was a Javascript course re-enabling me to write larger programs and having fun with it.
Review source: G2.com
