Initially, the project Gopractice developed in the form of a blog, where its author, Oleg Yakubenkov, shared the experience of his experiments and ideas in the field of product analytics and product management.
Gradually, the blog turned into a fairly voluminous collection that required structuring. At the same time, Oleg conducted a small experiment on learning from homework in Google Docs. The experiment showed that with the right questions and the structure of training, even beginners very quickly learn the basics of product analytics. This approach has shown much greater efficiency compared with the usual reading of articles on the site.
The author of Gopractice decided to create a simulator of the work of a product analyst in a real company. Several years of preparation, the study of screenwriting skills, the creation of the infrastructure for recording real data in Amplitude, the creation of an interactive platform that “communicates” with the student based on his answers – all this allowed us to create a product that currently has no analogues in all over the world.
In a world where every day there is a mass of valuable information, the main advantage of educational products is not so much the content of the training, how much technology on which the student passes it.
Now Gopractice has already completed more than 3,000 students.