RobertRoots2Q: I submitted 2 questions prior to this one but they have not posted yet.
I misunderstood your product offering as a research tool, not a product/ course/ book builder or writer.
I read some reviews here and see the experience of users.
I will buy the product as it is interesting as a research tool and I am in the business of training online and offline.
Thank you
Larry_Eurekaa
May 15, 2024A: RobertRoots2
Eurekaa is a multi-tool platform, so it is indeed a research tool, but it also has a narrow-use lesson plan/chapter writing tool that allows a user to outline course modules, books, or any content really, as some use it for blogs. I call it an idea processor some call it a lesson processor; both might fit the bill, I guess.
The website is Eurekaa.io. The Eurekaa Plan is just a name for the AS listing. Not much meaning to it.
When launching the tool, I marqueed it as the world's largest searchable cross-platform database of online courses, meaning it aggregated more online courses than any aggregator or marketplace at the time. Eurekaa has content data from over a quarter of a million courses. At the time, I just looked up other marketplaces and did a count. That claim is not the unique value of Eurekaa anyway, just an interesting discovery. Some sites offer a link to the MOOC platforms they list but the course data does not reside in the platform's backend. I try to filter any claim through falsificationism so open to evidence if it is now incorrect, i.e., if a new one springs up or is found. I should regularly revisit this anyway.
As for books, the data is pulled via API from Google Books, which at the time of the rollout was the largest at 40 million plus books, whereas Amazon had 33 million.