Ask Should the courses on BMF.io be as simplified as possible?

[Meridian]

Courses on BMF.io should be as simple as possible—without making them feel dumbed down. People are there to learn, not to get lost in confusing terms or long-winded explanations. Breaking stuff into small, clear chunks makes it way easier to follow. Just talk like you would to a friend—use simple words, real-life examples, and walk through things step by step. Even if it's an advanced topic, you can still explain it in a chill, easy-to-get way. The goal isn't to sound super smart, it's to help someone actually learn something. Simple = better. It saves time, keeps people interested, and makes the whole thing feel way less stressful. Just keep it clear, friendly, and to the point.

 

[Newman]

While considering those with high assimilation level, there should be much emphasis placed on those that are not. With this, it will be easier if you put more energy on them, and ensure that you make the course as simple as it maybe for there to be vast understand among the students

 

[Dean101]

People learn way better when stuff is clear, short, and easy to follow instead of packed with heavy explanations and jargon. If it's too complicated, most learners will just lose interest or feel stuck. But if you break things down step by step and use real-life examples, it becomes way easier to understand and actually stick with. That said, simple doesn't mean basic. You still want the real value in there. Start easy, build it up slowly, and let people grow into the harder stuff.