Hi Josiah, thanks your answer and support, maybe this post helps us to find those courses or maybe is the first step of creating an online-course.
Hi Thomas, this sounds really interesting. Unfortunately I missed this course, but maybe I'm able to take part in the next course. The YT-videos seems to be that video-tutorial I was looking for. Thank you very much. I think this is a good base and could lead to an online-course for noobs =) I'll watch those videos in the next weeks and I'll keep an eye on that course. Hi Jed, your URL seems to contain interesting tutorials. Maybe if all the websites, which are mentioned here, were combined, the result could be a pretty good educational base for beginners. Thank you all for your answers, this helped me a lot. Best regards, Alex Am Montag, 30. Mai 2016 22:57:59 UTC+2 schrieb Alexander Eckert: > > Tl;dr: Is there any plan or possibility to offer some educational videos > or courses not only to set up a standard TW but also to customize and > understand the whole structure in a specific logical order? > > > Hi, > > after two years of searching and testing several notebook- and > knowledge-base-software from Evernote to Lexican I decided to use TW as my > personal knowledge-base. The main argument is the cross-platform ability > and the nice size of the database. But after I tested TW for a while, I > liked the ability to customize the TW so much. I tried to learn everything > about structure, code and possibilities of TW but this is hard as a JS-, > HTML-, CSS-noob. I looked up several things at www.tiddlywiki.com and > http://tiddlywiki.com/dev/ to create my first (maybe very simple) plugin. > During my research I found Erics crowd-funding page ( > https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/inside-tiddlywiki-the-missing-manual#/) > and his project at https://github.com/ericshulman/InsideTiddlyWiki. This > was very helpful and I learned a lot about the general TW usage. Some > functions for my plugin are copied and edited from other projects and in my > opinion this is very helpful too. But it took a long time to reach this > point from my noob-start, maybe longer then it should. > > I watched some TW-Hangouts and if I get that correctly, some members are > working at universities or schools. Even in the last hangout-session, Mr. > Ruston spoke about students from his TW-course, who seems not to be > volunteers. At the point I wonder if it is possible to offer some kind of > (maybe youtube-based) video courses for the people with interest. ;-) I saw > the Tutorials on Youtube to start using TW, and they are very helpful at > the beginning, but the advanced-parts are missing. I know, that knowing JS > will help a lot and I'll do my best to learn it fast, but maybe I'm not > the only one who would only need JS to customize his TW. > www.tiddlywiki.com is a nice encyclopedia, but in my opinion the > educational path is missing. This educational path would be a sequence of > topics which are build on each other. > > Maybe I did not recognized such courses so far, but I did a lot of > research. Maybe coursera could be a possible platform to provide those > courses. I would understand if the "coursera-way" would be too much work > including chat-support aso. But maybe It is possible to offer little > Youtube-tutorials or -lessons, which are semantically build on each other. > > Please let me know If I'm totally wrong with my thoughts, I want to learn. > But maybe those courses are worth a thought. > > Best Regards > > Alex > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/e9a0d9c8-cb44-41a2-a60d-e8db2602e274%40googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
