My Feed - Learn Korean the Way You Want!
Saturday, April 18th, 2009Welcome to the KoreanClass101.com blog, Feature Spotlight. Here we would like to periodically introduce some well known features as well as some not so well known features here at KoreanClass101.com. We want to make sure everyone knows about all the great features that you can use to master Korean in just minutes a day.
Today we would like to introduce My Feed. This is a fully customizable RSS feed. What’s that mean? Well, for those that haven’t studied up on the latest Web 2.0 technology, that basically allows Premium members to decide exactly what lesson content they want on their Premium feed.
Here’s 3 simple steps on how you can use My Feed to really master Korean:
- You decide exactly what you want.
- You download what you want with a single click of a button.
- You master Korean in minutes a day - in your own way.
It’s really that simple.
To learn more about My Feed check out the video below or if you’re a Premium member, click here to get started now.
(Sorry, the video’s a little outdated, but it still works perfectly for KoreanClass101.com!)
Posted by KoreanClass101.com in Feature Spotlight |
April 25th, 2009 at 9:26 am
I have to say that I think this feature should be for basic subscribers. Here’s why.
Let’s say that you are a beginner and want to start with the Newbie lessons. You must download from iTunes ALL lessons, every single lesson, to make sure you get all the Newbie lesson. That is because the lessons are posted in various orders.
So KoreanClass101 must pay for the bandwidth to download ALL the lessons even though I’m only going to listen to the Newbie.
If I could pick a level and only subscribe to the RSS feed of that level then I would not need to download lessons I’m not going to listen to.
You could make this a 1x every 3 month feature. A basic subscriber can only switch RSS feed 1x every 3 months. A premium subscriber can switch RSS feeds at anytime.
I’m off to check to see how my downloads are going. Lots of Intermediates being downloaded that I wont listen to for months.