
Learning should be more than "click next"
Learn by building, on any website, with Scholé by your side. You can read about a tool, watch someone walk through it on YouTube, or ask ChatGPT to explain it. But you won’t properly learn until you build with it yourself. Learn Anywhere mode guides you through using any real tool directly on your screen, adapting tasks and giving visual hints. Everything you learn updates your Scholé knowledge graph and counts towards your lessons. Our thesis? Learn it well enough to use it.
Scholé Learn by Building is an educational platform that enables users to learn by actively engaging with tools on any website, utilizing AI for guidance and support. The system tracks progress through a knowledge graph, ensuring that practical application reinforces learning.
A source that found nothing is a measurement. A source that has not run is a gap. Neither means the launch lacks the thing.
Overall, commenters are enthusiastic about the learning approach, emphasizing its practicality and engagement.
Vini here 👋 You can read about building an agent. You can watch someone else build one on YouTube. You can even ask ChatGPT to explain it perfectly. That’s great. But you won’t properly learn it until you build one yourself. And if AI builds the whole thing for you, you haven’t really solved that problem either. This is something we at Scholé think about a lot. We’re AI-for-education researchers, and we use AI constantly ourselves. It’s incredibly useful. But getting something done and learning how to do it aren’t the same thing. So we built Scholé’s Learn Anywhere mode. 🚀💻🌎 It’s an agentic browser extension that guides you through a real project, in the tools you want to learn. It sees what’s on your screen, checks things off the task list, and gives you visual hints on screen with sparkles when you need them. You do the building, and explain why you made the choices you did. Build your first agent (try it!), explore gemini notebook features (try it!), finally make your first website with Github (try it!) or any other scenario you can come up with, all for free for today's launch. Notably, what you build counts towards your Scholé lesson progress and updates your knowledge graph. You shouldn’t have to finish "learning" before you get to make something. This is the help we wish we’d had when we were learning how to build things. Very excited for you to explore it (no credit card or account needed!) and would love to hear your feedback. :) What would you learn first? 🌟 Lots of love, Vini & Team Scholé
I’d much rather learn this way than sit through another hour long tutorial.
being able to learn a new tool right when a task requires it saves so much time compared to digging through youtube tutorials.
How do you decide when someone has actually mastered a skill?