[RUKUKU]

My company www.rukuku.com has decided to author an online mini course on BlackBerry 10 devices, and I decided to seek advice on what you think the content of the course should be.

What do you think are the main learning points that need to be highlighted and explained about the Q10?

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[sklotz2000]

Here is what BlackBerry offers for the Z10:

BlackBerry Z10 Support - How To Demo BlackBerry Z10 Smartphone Help 101

[LordCrankypants]

I thought the tutorials that were on the phone when I powered it up for the first time were sufficient. Anything else (setting up accounts, navigating the OS) can be found online.

Would you be charging people for the course you're creating?

JB

[RUKUKU]

The whole point is to have all that knowledge that is not covered on the tutorials and sprinkled around all the online forums condensed into a convenient, digestible quick 10-min bits.

The course will be free.

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[RUKUKU]

What about programming for BlackBerry? Is there any interest in that?

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[Henry Jr]

I think some tutorials showing new Q10 users how to get to the hub (or their email, Bbm, twitter, etc) with the fewest swipes and gestures possible would be great.

I love my Q10 but there was a learning curve. I know a couple other BlackBerry fans that have Q10s now and are struggling.



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[RUKUKU]

Thanks, that is useful.

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[ALToronto]

I admire your altruism. I would love to see some info on programming for the Q10. Also, is this course going to be Q10 specific or BB10 in general?

I think that one of the most undervalued features is the Remember app. I'd like to see more info on using it. Also, I had trouble setting up my email account that I run on Gmail but that has a non-Gmail address.

Anyway, I hope you stick with it and put a course together. I just hope you find a way to make money from it.