Show the real middle
We turn the camera on while we are still bad at things, because the fumbling, forgetting, and trying again is where learning is easiest to recognize.

About
Fans of Learning is Erika and Martin, a couple in Stockholm obsessed with how learning actually works.

Over the years we've built our own way of learning together, helping ourselves and each other through the hard parts, and it's worked better than anything we were taught.
Now we're sharing it. We turn the camera on while we're still bad at things and let you see what learning really looks like: the fumbling, the forgetting, the moments it clicks.
We are not trying to look finished. We are trying to make the middle visible, because that is the part most people are left alone with. When you can see someone else work through it, learning becomes easier to understand and easier to do with other people.
Follow along, and learn how to build the same thing for yourself, your family, and your friends.
What we are practicing
We turn the camera on while we are still bad at things, because the fumbling, forgetting, and trying again is where learning is easiest to recognize.
After we practice, we talk about what happened. The goal is not to sound smart. It is to notice what helped, what got sticky, and what to try next.
We want this to become something you can do with your own family and friends: practice together, help each other, and make learning easier to keep going.