Locked course sequences
A lot of platforms make you do module one, then module two, even when that order does not help you.
The problem we are solving
One-size doesn't fit all. Hubs are not rigid online courses. Mix ebooks, videos, and files in the way that actually helps people understand.
People do not all learn in the same order, or from the same kind of file. A fixed path makes that harder, even when the material is good.
A lot of platforms make you do module one, then module two, even when that order does not help you.
A Drive folder full of downloads is not a lesson. Nobody chose what belongs together, so you have to figure it out.
Some people need a video. Some need a PDF or a checklist next to a longer ebook. One format rarely works for everyone.
A hub is a library you can shape: ebooks, videos, files, images, PDFs, documents, links, and more. The person who knows the topic can mix them in an order that actually helps, instead of forcing one path.
It is not a graded classroom and it is not a drip course. You should be able to understand the material, not just click through it.
Explore hubs people have already shared, or create one of your own.