In January 2022 I was teaching a free Haskell course for complete beginners. No prior knowledge of Haskell was required. And I explained different various Haskell and FP concepts from scratch up to Monads and writing real-world applications in Haskell.
The course contains four 1-hour lectures. And they all are available on YouTube for free!
Have you considered adding this to www.haskell.org (to the Documentation page, specifically)? It would bring more exposure.
If you would like to but do not have time to make a pull request, I can glady do it.
I wouldn’t mind seeing my course on Haskell.org
But I’m not a member of haskell org and I’m not sure if adding my course there aligns with the website goals. I see it mentions only a few courses and I don’t see a clear reason why my course should be added but not teaching materials created by other people
Adding more resources to this place sounds like a noble goal
But I think this should be done in a community-driven way due to HaskellOrg being the front page of Haskell. For example, creating a post and asking people to share Haskell courses for them to be added on the Documentation page, providing the criteria for inclusion/exclusion.
I’m not going to add it there because HaskellOrg website doesn’t have clear Contributing guidelines telling which changes will be accepted and which are not.
But anyone else who is aware of the process can do so