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In this keynote for CodeLand 2021, we'll cover the idea that learning is an essential part of your career, and it's crucial to find the best learning method that fits you. We'll explore some learning techniques with a critical focus on the last - Learning In Public.
Takeaways:
- Feynman's technique to learning anything
- Spaced Repetition
- Guided and Unguided Learning
- Learning in Public
Resources
- Feynman's Learning Technique
- How to Remember Anything - Spaced Repetition Puzzle
- Learn In Public Essay
About Gift Egwuenu
Gift Egwuenu is a frontend consultant at Passionate People and a content creator based in Haarlem, Netherlands, She loves engaging with and advocating for open and inclusive developer communities and loves sharing her knowledge and experience by creating tech content for developers.
This talk will be presented as part of CodeLand 2021 on September 24. After the talk is streamed as part of the conference, it will be added to this post as a recorded video.
Oldest comments (58)
Thank you for the slides
Looking forward to your talk, you've got some good info in those good slides!
Thanks a ton :)
my eyes widened when i saw Feynman's technique in the takeaways, this excites me even more! :D
Glad to hear you liked the concept. 😊
Excited for this to start and love Feynman's technique ✨💜
Great slides and awesome topic 👏
Looking forward 👌
I love the idea behind "Learning in public." It's something I'm still struggling with in my journey, but I love to hear how others are achieving it.
This is so helpful, so many points I am hearing for the first time <3
I have been keeping an engineering journal for some time. I always have thought I ought to polish it up a bit and turn it into a blog, and the idea of learning in public really pushes me to want to do this. Any recommendations on how to go about this in terms of platforms?
That's a great start! I can recommend you start with a minimal solution by sharing on platforms like Dev.to, Hashnode, CodeNewbie as well and when you can create a space for yourself on the web by building your own blog.
Sharing your knowledge is an important thing, but I wish I was confident about my knowledge :(
Everyone has a unique perspective and the things you know and can explain will likely resonate with someone. It's ok if it doesn't resonate with everyone but sharing what you have learned WILL help someone and as a bonus it helps you understand more clearly the things you learn.
Wow, never thought like that. I was probably bothered by how I will be judged. But there is always more than that...
I agree Christina! 🔥
You can start small. If you feel more comfortable sharing in a smaller group, like a work slack group, or group with friends. Then share on more public platforms after you feel more comfortable.
The good part of learning in public, is you can get help from others more knowledgable on the topic and i think that's a plus.
Try it and i hope you feel confident enough to share.
Thank you so much, will try this for sure!