New WGU subforum?

I hope this is the right place for this suggestion. I'm seeing a lot of people in this forum studying at WGU (besides those interested to apply and those that actually graduated) and it could be an improvement to the forum (traffic wise) to have an space to actually discuss each course, different degrees or anything related to it.

It could become a nice place to post extra resources, help others or simply discuss about anything WGU related.

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Rh1n0

I'm new here, but I haven't found any one stop solution yet and I think this is a good idea. Having a forum outside of the WGU network gives everyone access and not just current students.

nster

I agree, instead of having a huge single thread, the content would be much better sorted with it's own forum. IMO good suggestion

srabiee

Might be a good idea considering the two WGU stickies are wayyy too huge to navigate through.

Nyblizzard

Agreed. There's a lot of valuable information that gets lost in those threads

it.nv_la

I hope we can get this going that would be awesome.

Christian.

Hopefully it will happen if the right people read this. There are 9 threats only on the first page of this forum. Having all of them in the same place would be great

networker050184

Techexams is a certification forum. You can discuss jobs and degrees in this section, but don't think there are any plans for sections dedicated to specific schools.

Gess

As someone that doesn't have an interest in WGU, I'd like a WGU forum so I can consolidate the noise and not have to sift through it to get to useful information.

cyberguypr

Haven't looked at it from that standpoint but it makes sense. As WGU alumni who doesn't want to know anything else about the school, you have my vote.

networker050184

WGU does have their own forums for those looking for a dedicated place.

GreaterNinja

I think its time to expand the original design of techexams.

The site is very informative but at the same time somewhat archaic because of its layout.
Some information is hard to find and access. Some information should have its own category or sub-category instead of being piled in a jumbo category.

I like the site, but it can be so much more for both mobile and regular clients.

techfiend

How about splitting Jobs and Education? This subforum is by far the busiest and can be kind of difficult to keep track of. Depending on how you use it, I like the 'What's New'.

Christian.

networker050184 wrote: »

Techexams is a certification forum. You can discuss jobs and degrees in this section, but don't think there are any plans for sections dedicated to specific schools.

Hi networker, thanks for your response. I understand this is a certification forum, but we are posting right know in a "It Jobs / Degrees" subforum, showing there is a little room to expand the forum to other related areas that are not exactly specific to certifications. It happens in big forums where users want to talk about other items.

The request comes as a way to organize existing threads. I'm seeing a lot of topics related to WGU, and not only it could help those that are currently studying there, but it will help to segregate that topic into their own space as not everyone is interested in that particular school. New threads keep being created and it doesn't help anyone the way it's being used now, not for those that are studying at WGU and not for those who want to see only threads related to jobs or degrees in general. I can't see how a topic related to one specific course at WGU can be of interest for someone that isn't admitted there.

Furthermore.. attracting people currently studying at WGU will also help the site as they will check and contribute to other topics as anyone interested in this field will probably try to gain certifications in other areas. For me, and in my vision, this a win-win for everyone. I hope someone that manages this forum sees this the same way than me. But again, this is my opinion.

Thanks!