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Posted by Anne Billion
Anne Billion
32 Points

multiple tracks?

Hi - I'm new to Treehouse. So can you only do one "track" at a time? Or can you work towards multiple tracks at once?

3 Answers

Colton Fitzgerald
Colton Fitzgerald
15,815 Points
Colton Fitzgerald
Colton Fitzgerald
15,815 Points

You can work towards multiple tracks at the same time (that's what I do) but you can only have one assigned to you at a time. Let's say you get bored of the "Start a Business" track and decide to go to the "Wordpress" track, all of your progress is saved in that other track.

All you have to do is click the track you want to do and hit "Switch Track"

Anne Billion
Anne Billion
32 Points

And it's $25 or $50 a month for unlimited access to as many tracks as you want?

Colton Fitzgerald
Colton Fitzgerald
15,815 Points
Colton Fitzgerald
Colton Fitzgerald
15,815 Points

It's $25 a month for unlimited tracks. The Gold Plan ($50 a month) offers special videos in the Library that you wouldn't normally get. None of the tracks are locked though on the $25 a month plan :)

James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points
James Barnett
James Barnett
39,199 Points

The idea of a track is like a syllabus in a class, it's a list of learning resources to be completed in a specific order. It's intended for people who want a structured experience for learning a particular skillset.

However, if you know what topics you are interested in you can always just go to the library and browse whatever strikes your fancy.