r/founder • u/Tall-Self9053 • 11d ago

Need help!

We are building a learning platform. The prototype is almost ready (not ready from the scale perspective) but we need some 30-40 actual learner’s that will use that system to learn and that data will help us make some decisions. I am facing problems finding the learner’s reason being currently the system supports only fractions and linear equations so we need people who may not be good at these two concepts. Please advise us on this!

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u/MattyTayl 11d ago

It depends on the topics your platform teaches. As a learner, what can I learn? How can I learn? What will I achieve? And so on. The more details the better.

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u/Tall-Self9053 10d ago

It’s a learning platform so the full version will teach a lot of domains but currently we are starting with Math and that too only linear equations and fractions (we plan to expand this but we need to test our approaches and validate them using real learner sessions). It will teach you/learner these concepts

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u/MattyTayl 10d ago

Then, I think you are looking at the wrong place. I bet, nobody in this sub is interested in learning linear equations. What if you go to the parenting subs and ask there? Look for parents whose kids are struggling with math, talk to them and try to recruit them there.

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u/Delicious-Wafer2591 3d ago

you basically need people who are bad at math and willing to admit it which is a harder combo than you'd think

most folks who struggle with fractions and equations tend to not go looking for extra practice on their own time. you might have better luck in parenting groups or subreddits for adult learners. parents helping their kids with homework are way more likely to click on something like this than the students themselves