A great "revision" resource but not for "learning"
Seneca Learning was an extremely engaging experience for me when I first started using it. The revision cards and interactive questions felt like an absolute wonder as I could make revision notes or flash cards with info and then immediately engage with the info. However, reading revision cards are not the best way to learn info especially when there is very little content-specific videos, not much detail is put into it, and not very easy to review . There were many times where a refresh would be asked and provide little change - a majority of the content is also locked behind premium pay wall - and personally I am not a fan of the UI itself. But it is still great for revising what you already know and a lot of free courses are available for GCSE, A-levels and etc.