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does anyone know about the course?

I took a PT on their site once. It lagged a lot--very annoying.

Sign up for a free trial and do one of their actual live classes.

Contrary to what the company wanted, this is what actually convinced me NOT to do Knewton. I found the class quite boring and the instructor to be a bit smug and disinterested. And the fact that you have to print out all your material is a HUGE turn-off.

But, different strokes for different folks! You might like it.

@eandy When did you last access our course? We've recently made some very significant improvements to the speed of our site.

-Will

@Tuckaseegee You bring up a great point. The trial definitely does not do the actual course justice. I'm surprised here you say that about our teachers. Many have told us they are the best aspect of our course. You can read about some of them on our website.

That said, thanks for the candid feedback! We're working on improving our trial

-Will

To be fair, I did watch a taped class led by Kristen Kennedy, whom I found to be fairly engaging and a good teacher. I can't say the same for my live class instructor (who will go nameless), though that's the gamble you take with any live in-person or live online course.

As a current Knewton student, I have enjoyed a mainly positive experience with them. Their teachers seem good to me (although as I have not taken others courses I can't compare them), and they archive many of their lessons so even if you are not a fan of one instructor you can use another. The only time I found the lack of printed resources a drag was in RC, where I have taken to copying the passages into a Word doc. They have a function to print out around 10 Prep Tests (although without a 5th section.)

If you are considering buying their course they sometimes offer discounts so it might be worth either contacting them directly or keeping an eye on their website.

davidr1534 wrote:As a current Knewton student, I have enjoyed a mainly positive experience with them. Their teachers seem good to me (although as I have not taken others courses I can't compare them), and they archive many of their lessons so even if you are not a fan of one instructor you can use another. The only time I found the lack of printed resources a drag was in RC, where I have taken to copying the passages into a Word doc. They have a function to print out around 10 Prep Tests (although without a 5th section.)

If you are considering buying their course they sometimes offer discounts so it might be worth either contacting them directly or keeping an eye on their website.

A recent thread about using paper vs. computerized PrepTests with Knewton, along with some words from their CEO:
http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/v ... 6&t=117710