sqlteaching

Hi tsumnia, Thanks for the feedback! One nice thing about SQL Teaching is that it is completely client-side. This is possible because somebody compiled SQLite to JavaScript: https://github.com/kripken/sql.js/ Thus, I would have a bias against adding a classroom management system which would require some kind of backend database that I would need to keep running (funny, I know). However, SQL Teaching is open source https://github.com/rhc2104/sqlteaching , so I would update the site if you were to add the feature, or you could just take the JavaScript files and integrate it into your site!

Thanks for the feedback! SQL Teaching is designed for non-technical people that want to learn the basics of data analysis. Just learning SELECT with WHERE clauses and basic joins get them pretty far. The Github repo is: https://github.com/rhc2104/sqlteaching , so I guess following that repo is a way of following progress.

I believe that visualization plays a huge part in learning. In reality, you'll never see "current tables" looking like that. I checked Google Images ("sqlite result") and it seems that you could benefit heaps by designing your tables a bit better so they look like http://i.stack.imgur.com/9CXVO.png perhaps. I would also pay a little more attention to explaining what something is, and why you do it like that. Instead to me it feels more like "copy and paste this command, click run" and so you're not really learning at all. Why SELECT? Why am I using *? I realise these explanations may come in the later lessons, but from the very beginning I should know what these are (syntax-wise). Then, as things become progressively different I can understand and follow. I love sites like this, I think they're so beneficial but my main gripes are usually