Brilliant.org

200 Pine St., Suite 200, 94104, San Francisco, United States
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About Brilliant.org

Learn to think Brilliant.org helps you build quantitative skills in math, science, and computer science with fun and challenging interactive explorations. By teaching concepts in this visual and interactive way, our courses show you that these subjects are – at their core – a way of thinking. All of these courses are crafted by award-winning teachers, researchers, and professionals from MIT, Caltech, Duke, Microsoft, Google, and more, with the principles of curiosity, freedom to fail, and active learning in mind. If you'd like to learn more, or if you need any help, these pages are a few good places to start! Brilliant.org About Brilliant Help Pages

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Jesse Orchard
GB

This is definitely worth your time! First, this company produces an amazing product. The lessons are broken into easily digestible bits that you can consume at your own pace. The content of these lessons are each important in their own right, and fit together to form the larger lesson seamlessly. Second, when I had any issue at all, they responded immediately, respectfully, and with clear concern for my issue and finding a resolution that I was happy with. The people I have dealt with directly have all been very helpful, friendly, and professional. Thank you, Brilliant.org, for an amazing product, your amazing employees, and simply a very pleasant and enjoyable experience while improving myself and learning something new.

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PAUL JOHNSON
GB

Refund request Excellent response from Customer Service to my refund request which was processed in a quick and friendly way.

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Al M
DE

Disappearing classes Although the classes are interesting and the math is (sometimes) well explained, there are also a lot of issues with Brilliant: *Classes disappearing in the middle of doing it. Algebra 2 for example *Classes skimming through essential piece of information, e.g. Introduction to linear Algebra. I'd really recommend a mix of other solutions if you want to further your understanding of mathematics. Khan Academy & 3Brown1Blue (and many other free resources) provide better explanation and have the same level of interactivity.

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Justin Donohue
GB

Interactive activities I enjoy the interactive activities. They help make the learning process tangible. Their support team is great, too.

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D Daniel
GB

Great interactive learning tool Great interactive learning tool, works like duolingo but for maths!

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