My Bitcoin Course is Ready

[charleshoskinson]

I created the most comprehensive introduction to the Bitcoin ever produced on Udemy. If anyone wants to learn about the Bitcoin from Mining to Speculation, then check it out:


https://www.udemy.com/bitcoin-or-how-i-learned-to-stop-worrying-and-love-crypto/

I'd love any feedback. The Course is Free

if you'd like to donate bitcoins to future course development, then feel free at:

189tfJJhCJFtkr4MZJgcB3yuGTfUh7cvUL

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[Lazer]

You forgot to mention that the course cost is $9.

[charleshoskinson]

If you'd like to beta test, then I'll send you a coupon code. Just please leave me some feedback. And yes it costs money because I spent time and lots of effort making it. Why should my time be free? Not very Bitcoinish of you hmmm?

[Mike Christ]

Can you edit the OP to reflect that it costs 9$?

[kosmonaut]

If its not free its not worth buying; The Bitcoiner philosophy.

[Mike Christ]

If its not free its not worth buying; The Bitcoiner philosophy.

Who the fuck says that?

[charleshoskinson]

A communist

[Mike Christ]

No communists here

Well, they're lost, if they are.

[kosmonaut]

Lol was just kidding. Looks like you put a lot of work into the videos. Might check them out.

[charleshoskinson]

if you have the time, then please beta test for me. Reviews are worth more than sales right now. Shoot me an email: charles.hoskinson@gmail.com

[Mike Christ]

To be fair, $9 for a comprehensive understanding on Bitcoin isn't bad.  The cheapest courses around my area are $50 per credit hour, so typically around $150 a class.  Some people believe that if you're not getting any closer to a degree, then it's not worth taking.  But then again, fuck the state and its pieces of paper

All we need now is a way to pay with Bitcoin   Any idea how that's gonna work, or is it already supported?

[charleshoskinson]

If we get enough interest, then I can convince Udemy to use Bitpay. This is a work in progress. Please relay the class across twitter and facebook. We need to spread the revolution. Steve isn't doing a good job for us:

http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert-report-videos/425561/april-17-2013/bitcoin-plunge

[lexm]

we need a little trailer to put some enthusiasm
nice idea, a lot of confusion out there

[charleshoskinson]

Let's open source the trailer. Anyone want to volunteer?

[satosamoto]

Would be nice if it clearly stated the cost 

[charleshoskinson]

I created the most comprehensive introduction to the Bitcoin ever produced on Udemy it's only $9.

ok........

[achillez]

I'll take the course and provide feedback. PM a coupon

[charleshoskinson]

Thanks I really appreciate it. Any other takers?

[satosamoto]

So you want $9 to teach about bitcoin, this is just like come to the free investors lunch, it be $150 for the materials you need. Dude make it free come on, obvious you just want to make a buck, but seriously if you want to tech about bitcoin make the course free I think people would donate. But don't ask for a donation and make the course cost money as well. That is just being greedy, not a value that a bitcoiner should have.

Especially when all you need to do is youtube bitcoin and you have all the information needed.

[charleshoskinson]

The donation is to make additional content. And why should my time and effort be free? I'd like to make this the goto course for the bitcoin community. This will take hundreds of hours and lots of feedback. Isn't that worth something?

Especially when all you need to do is youtube bitcoin and you have all the information needed.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qSj24_E_lU

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoK8HXMSsNg

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uP7uBcVDM5A

yes, very high quality info.....

Guys, the Bitcoin is hitting the mainstream and we need high quality peer reviewed information that is self contained and capable of addressing the tough questions people will ask. We cannot rely on youtube or some free resource nor can we expect someone to spend countless hours asking questions on a forum. This is like the Internet in the early 90s. There were a lot of 80s guys running around with massive technical knowledge and a libre demeanor fighting the mainstream. Lucky for all of us, the 80s crowd didn't win