Sure. Basically it’s like a Learning Diary. The difference being that it’s public here in the community.
I am not a fan of social media, and I would never start an own blog to document my learning journey, but it’s different here in this community, which is characterized by people, who are not only fellow community members, but amazing musicians and genuinely helpful, respectful and kind.
For me, my Learning Log is a place to collect my musings and thoughts as I progress through Beginner Grade 1 and hopefully will be progressing further. It’s a place for me to document what I am doing, what are my goals and how I am planning to get there. Honestly, without this Learning Log, I would have long since given up. Since I know the very basics, I would have long since moved on, encountered my old enemy, full Barre F- chord, and would have long since given up, just to confirm my inherent bias that I will never learn it anyway.
Being able to get comments, support and advice from other community members via the Learning Log, has been a game changer for me. I received so much good advice and so much encouragement that it’s easier for me to be patient this time.
The Learning Log is also a place to where you can upload your recordings and collect them in one place. Let’s say you were to make more recordings of “Wish you were here” at 80%, at 90% and at 100 %. You could publish them there and have them right at your hands for comparison and evaluation, or just as documentation to look back on fondly at some point in your journey.
Here is link to my Learning Log e.g.
I know, it has maybe too many entries already given the short time that I joined this great community, but I like writing 