Everyone who teaches here still does the job
An instructor keeps their path only while they are working in the field. It is the one rule that shapes everything else about the catalogue.
Path leads
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Abdullah Rahman
Product designer, Studio Kern
Product designer with 11 years in consumer apps. Teaches the five design paths on EduStream.
2 articles in the journal
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Iqbal Hossen
Data scientist, Meridian Health
Data scientist in healthcare. Six courses on statistics, Python and applied machine learning.
2 articles in the journal
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Sarah Jenkins
Staff engineer, Northwind
Staff front-end engineer. Fourteen development courses, from first HTML page to production TypeScript.
1 article in the journal
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Tazrin Nahar
Head of growth, Fernweh
Growth marketer. Teaches the marketing path with real campaign data, not hypotheticals.
1 article in the journal
How a course gets on the platform
We turn down most proposals. These are the three checks a course has to pass, in order.
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The instructor is currently practising
Not a former practitioner, not a full-time educator. If someone leaves the field, their path is handed over or retired within twelve months.
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The material has an assessment somebody marks
A quiz at the end of a video is not an assessment. Every path ends in a piece of work reviewed against a rubric that is published before you start.
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The instructor commits to the threads
Questions on a lesson go to the person who recorded it. We publish median reply time per path, and we remove paths that drift past four days.
Want to teach a path
Send us the outline and the assessment you would set. We reply to every proposal, including the ones we turn down, and we say why.
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