> When I was 17 I started learning for about 8 months but then stopped due to various reasons. I'm 35 now and picking it back up again and the most mind blowing aspect of it is how much content there is on YouTube to help learner drivers, compared to back then!
YouTube hadn't been founded when you were 17, so it isn't particularly surprising that it didn't have eLearning content back then.
phrased that bit poorly, I meant "easilly accessible content for learning to drive" is leaps and bounds better than it was back then - with YouTube being the platform.
Back then the best you would have got was some onerous DVD-ROM software with low resolution videos and poor presentation, or at least very awkward. Like the training videos you get given at work...
YouTube hadn't been founded when you were 17, so it isn't particularly surprising that it didn't have eLearning content back then.