PolyInnovator Learning
The power of self-education, joy of learning, and the advent of modular choice!
In this digital age we have struck gold when it comes to the wealth of knowledge and learning we can do. From the various MOOC’s, to the countless podcasts or blogs, and the Modular Degree’s to organize them all.
The learning opportunities know no bounds.
PolyInnovator got it’s start via the DIY degree mindset, and that turned into the Modular Degree framework. Of which I have been focused on as of late to release a beta template for it in Notion. The Modegree is a tool to help you organize all of your learning materials.
A Degree for you and Me
This newfound approach to a modular education is aimed to be an innovative new turn on learning. Using the concepts of skill trees, gamification, and overall the power of choice. Sometimes in order to move forward you have to veer left or right instead. Maybe it is the video gamer in me, but I think of progression in more than just a linear path.
Regardless if you are a pure traditional academic, or a rebellious multipassionate, there is something they both need. That is the dynamic power of interleaving and choice in learning.
By allowing generalists and specialists alike to have a new method of learning, then we can all benefit from the innovative results.
Modular and Polymathic
People who are multidisciplinary are curious about many things, and they want to learn about those varies topics. Knowing that this sort of experimental learning isn’t really fitting in a traditional academic sense, they often just do it by themselves. To various levels of success, and isn’t to a fault of their own.
Many of them would take a more official route if they could, but either the course is stuck in a long form degree. Alternatively, they can’t just take one course, as it would have to be part of a tuition set.
Polymathic people need something modular, and subject to change when they need new stimuli. I think there is a point where it should cut off, sure, as we wouldn’t want to start too many things. However anything right now will provide more freedom, than what we have with colleges.
Self-Education to New Horizons
Self-edu allows for you to try out new things, gain new competitive skills, and overall have more control over what you learn. Since you decide when/what/where after all.
Finding a way to stick to it is rather the hardest part, which is why I create content around being an autodidact.
Teaching yourself can lead you to even greater heights in life!
