Virtual tour of the go network

[daal]

I'm going to be giving a virtual tour - probably tomorrow - of the go world to a university professor interested in how people teach and learn in online networks. I plan to show her KGS including the ASR and the teaching ladder, explain what an SGF is and how it's used to teach and review, show her L19 including malkovitch and the improve your game sections, show SL, point to the use of videos on livestream, EurogoTV etc., show a blog or two. Anything else that you would consider important to show?

[BobC]

Bats lectures on youtube are a key resource. Not only are they good but they are well presented and continuous.

You might also highlight Eurogo TV.

Go s interesting from the learning point of view because content is not the problem. In fact, there is too much content. Online learning has devalued content over "interaction" - i.e being responsive to a students needs.

[EdLee]

daal, that's nice. Also, KGS+ lectures, if you can access them.

[Bonobo]

[..] Anything else that you would consider important to show?

• Definitely Sensei’s Library, THE shining example of synergy in the Go community

• If time allows (not exactly networking, but at least the many translations come from group effort) The Interactive Way To Go

• Also not exactly networking, but nevertheless perhaps also one Tsumego site, perhaps GoChild or GoProblems.com

[Saltie]

Kibbutz in a strong players game not to forget.


And advices in the egr well sometimes...

[Phelan]

The Go Teaching Ladder.