video course marketplace · by Udemy, Inc.
An alternative to Udemy for learning
Someone searching for Udemy usually wants a practical, self-paced video course on a specific skill or subject, often for work or a project, that they can start today and keep for later. Here is how LetMeTeach, a 1:1 real-time visual AI teacher, approaches the same need, and when Udemy may be the better fit.
What it is
What is Udemy?
Udemy is an online course marketplace where independent instructors publish video courses on technology, business, design, personal development and academic subjects. Learners choose courses and watch them at their own pace, and companies use Udemy Business to train employees from the same catalogue.
What you and Udemy users usually want: Someone searching for Udemy usually wants a practical, self-paced video course on a specific skill or subject, often for work or a project, that they can start today and keep for later.
What both serve: Both let a learner pick exactly what they want to learn and study it on their own schedule, without enrolling at an institution.
The LetMeTeach way
How LetMeTeach differs
01
Beyond the lesson
LetMeTeach answers the question you ask right now with a lesson built for it, where a marketplace offers pre-recorded courses on set topics.
02
Interruptible
LetMeTeach draws live as it explains and lets you interrupt mid-sentence, where a video lesson plays the same whether or not you understood.
03
Beyond the lesson
LetMeTeach will explain the same idea a different way when asked, where a recorded course has one instructor's explanation.
04
Checked
LetMeTeach ends each lesson with a checkpoint question and offers the Tests section's graded tests, where many video courses leave checking to the learner.
Every lesson is planned around your question, explained out loud while the picture builds, open to interruption at any moment, and closed with a checkpoint question, in 26 languages.
A fair word
When Udemy may fit better
Udemy may suit you more when you want a long, practical course on a tool or skill, such as a software package or a professional technique, taught by a practitioner with project files to follow.
Many learners use both: a structured course or a drill app for the routine, and LetMeTeach for the moment a concept will not click.
Questions
Asked, Answered
Can I use LetMeTeach together with Udemy?
Yes. Watch a course for a skill or tool, and use LetMeTeach for the theory underneath it when a video moves too fast: ask the question, see it drawn and explained, interrupt as needed, and answer the checkpoint question.
Is LetMeTeach a replacement for Udemy?
Not for practical software or career courses. LetMeTeach is a visual teacher for academic subjects; it is not a catalogue of recorded skills courses. For understanding a concept rather than following along with a tool, it may be what you want.
Can I try LetMeTeach before paying?
Yes. There is a free plan that needs no card. Paid plans are measured in learning time each month, and an institute workspace is available for schools, universities and coaching institutes that want to run it for their students.
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