Very good for beginner
Rating: 8 out of 10
IncentivizedUse Cases and Deployment Scope
I teach first-year bachelor students Java, and when asked about extra exercises, I redirect them to Codecademy.
For students who are highly motivated and want to learn things outside the scope of my class, I redirect them toward the intermediate class
Otherwise, I suggest the introduction course.
For students who are highly motivated and want to learn things outside the scope of my class, I redirect them toward the intermediate class
Otherwise, I suggest the introduction course.
Pros
- Partially free
- Lessons
- Exercises
- Quizz (paid version)
Cons
- Price too high, students cannot pay 150 euro per year
- There should be a way to pay for a single class, my student only cares about Java
Likelihood to Recommend
Well suited:
Students who just started to learn to program and want to do some exercises/have a different perspective on a given topic
Not well suited:
An advanced programmer who wants to learn a new language/library.
I personally learned Python a while ago using Codecademy, but when I recently tried to use it for Javascript, it was not adapted for someone who knows to program in more than one language already.
Not well suited:
An advanced programmer who wants to learn a new language/library.
I personally learned Python a while ago using Codecademy, but when I recently tried to use it for Javascript, it was not adapted for someone who knows to program in more than one language already.
Vetted Review
3 years of experience