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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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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LNT
RO

Amazing resource It's the kind of resource that any student should have. It has a great approach, and you learn by doing. Besides the website being an amazing tool, their team is incredibly responsive and helpful for any support issues.

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Aleksandra
DE

I’ve always struggled with math before I’ve always struggled with math and exact science, but recently had to start programming. A friend of mine gave me the subscription for Brilliant, and the way programming is taught there is amazing. I’m not scared of math anymore haha and even got curious about related areas! I’m making a short break now in my learning, and the support team was super helpful with planning it. Huge thanks and can’t wait to come back to studying!

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Vita
TR

It was a great ecperience for me It was a great ecperience for me, I am a student and I tried lt one month for free. I would love to continue but I don’t have the budget. Then I forgot to cancel my subscription so I told them about my situation and they refunded all the money back with kindness.

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Rhythmuskorb
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Good for children (i guess) The idea is cute but imho accomplishes nothing. It tries to "gamefy" the learning experience but just muddles the learning in the process. I can see this being a fun way to learn about our world for small children or maybe young teens, but the site is definitely marketed towards all age groups. Just reading the wikipedia article about whatever subject you want to learn will most likely get you a better grasp on the topic than spending money on the premium subscription, which a lot of it is being spend on making 'cute animations' and keeping the app running. I have yet to come across actual exercises which require any deeper skill whatsoever. If you have a small child at home which wants to learn about science and the like in a playful way or if you are an adult and want to feel like you are learning something new on your commute this is probably not something bad. For me though this feels like another attempt to make an app for something which does not need it. Buy a book instead.

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