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Prepare three useful questions for a free live demo
By SI100x · Published
A demo is a chance to understand the teaching approach and the course fit. You do not need an impressive technical question. Questions about prerequisites, practice and feedback can tell you more than a list of buzzwords.
Try this exercise
- Read the course description first. Note one concept you recognize, one you do not and one outcome you want to understand.
- Ask what a learner should be able to do before the first class. Then ask for an example of an exercise and how feedback on that exercise works.
- Write down what you learned immediately afterward. Separate what the instructor demonstrated from what you still need to confirm, including equipment, schedule and course access.
Check your result
A useful demo leaves you with clearer expectations. If you still cannot describe the practice work or prerequisites, ask a follow-up instead of treating uncertainty as a reason to rush into enrollment.
Explore your next step
Compare course curricula or try a free live demo to ask about prerequisites and practice work.