We brought learning by doing to 10,000 teens

In 2015 we started an experiment and called it Try Fail Do.

TryFailDo.com was a prototype for a social learning platform where students could learn new skills free of charge in a fun and engaging way.

We developed the platform because we could not find a learning management system (LMS) that allowed us to create massive open online courses (MOOCs) to enable students to engage in project-based learning with peer feedback.

Between 2015 and 2021, we offered five courses: Learning How to Learn, Portrait Drawing, LINE Sticker Design, Economics, and Creative Thinking, all available in Thai and English. Ninety percent of our 10,000 students were teenagers aged 14–17, some of whom took the courses together with their teachers or classmates.

To get a full understanding of the methology, download our UI/UX design for version 2.0 which never launched. In 2021 we put the project on hold due to a lack of technical resources to maintain the platform.