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]]> By: Jim Spence http://www.techpluto.com/myngle-review/comment-page-1/#comment-1274 Jim Spence Tue, 07 Oct 2008 14:26:12 +0000 http://www.techpluto.com/myngle-review/#comment-1274 Hi While searching for Blogs about education review guide I found your site n language learning' seems no tough with Myngle | Startup Reviews|Tech news|Tech events|Tech tips. Thank you for the effort you have put in. Hi While searching for Blogs about education review guide I found your site n language learning’ seems no tough with Myngle | Startup Reviews|Tech news|Tech events|Tech tips. Thank you for the effort you have put in.

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]]> By: Egbert http://www.techpluto.com/myngle-review/comment-page-1/#comment-256 Egbert Tue, 09 Sep 2008 15:16:23 +0000 http://www.techpluto.com/myngle-review/#comment-256 Hi, Thank your for this write up. I am not objective since I am one of the founders of Myngle but I am happy with it. One of your readers already came to us and asked where Myngle differs from other parties in this area, so I think the best place to explain that is here: What makes Myngle different is the emphasis we have on quality of the learning experience. This means both quality of teachers and content and help to choose the best option for each individual need. Only a small part of the teachers registered on Myngle (less then 20%) is in fact visible to students. These are teachers who have a minimum quality standard as well as most having being trained from us on how to effectively teach online. The best teachers that pass a strict selection and are tested by Myngle become ‘certified’, which you can recognize from the icon near the feedback starts. So, if you want the best of the best… Also, to facilitate the choice we introduced the Myngle Advisor, which selects amongst more then thousand courses the one that better fits your need. All this is pretty unique, there is not to our knowledge any competitor offering this. But I think the best way to know if it what you are looking is just to try (most teachers offer a free first introductory class) Greetings, Egbert Hi,

Thank your for this write up. I am not objective since I am one of the founders of Myngle but I am happy with it.

One of your readers already came to us and asked where Myngle differs from other parties in this area, so I think the best place to explain that is here:

What makes Myngle different is the emphasis we have on quality of the learning experience. This means both quality of teachers and content and help to choose the best option for each individual need.

Only a small part of the teachers registered on Myngle (less then 20%) is in fact visible to students. These are teachers who have a minimum quality standard as well as most having being trained from us on how to effectively teach online.

The best teachers that pass a strict selection and are tested by Myngle become ‘certified’, which you can recognize from the icon near the feedback starts. So, if you want the best of the best…

Also, to facilitate the choice we introduced the Myngle Advisor, which selects amongst more then thousand courses the one that better fits your need.
All this is pretty unique, there is not to our knowledge any competitor offering this.

But I think the best way to know if it what you are looking is just to try (most teachers offer a free first introductory class)

Greetings, Egbert

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