Luke C.
Great teachers. Terrible user experience.
Great teachers!! Worst user interface ever. The only reason I use them is because it seems to be where the teachers are. Let me give you some examples of what I mean. 1. During the session, there are flash cards and a chat and the video and one a live worksheet where your teacher can correct what you're typing. Trying to flip through all the tabs to find the thing you want, during a lesson. It's a complete nightmare. 2. I dare you to try to find where your homework assignment is. 3. I dare you to try to figure out what to do when you've completed your homework in a way your teacher understands you've completed your homework. 4. I just bought 10 lessons, why after EVERY course are you asking me to buy more. I'm a paying customer, BACK THE #$@#$ OFF!!! 5. Scheduling sessions as well as the experience rescheduling is bad. My advice is, take a minute after you've done something. If you feel confused, spend some time to figure out what scheduling may have automatically happened and whether you have paid for, but unscheduled lessons, just floating out there. 6. If you're paying in Euros, Verbling hasn't done the work to set up accounting in other currencies. The root problem this causes is it forces teachers and students who use the same currency to play the money market game. The reason to use this service is because of the community of teachers who are there, not because its a good service. This company is low hanging fruit for someone outside of the San Francisco echo chamber to come in, copy it, and do something great.