It's smart to create more courses to teach Android, but the Android developer evangelism team needs to do first demonstrate the value of learning Android.<p>I'm the head of growth at Bloc - we have an online bootcamp in Android development, and another in iOS Development, and have found there is MUCH greater interest in learning iOS.<p>One quantifiable metric - the CTR on ads about Learning iOS vs. Learning Android are nearly quadruple.<p>In my promotions of Bloc's Android course, we've told beginners that:<p>- learning Android is great because the Google Play store's app review cycles are shorter, allowing beginners to iterate on their apps faster.<p>- According to Gartner, by 2015 Android will represent over 50% of all devices (more than Windows, Windows Phone, iOS, OSX, and all others combined)<p>- and that by developing for Android, you can get your apps onto watches, TVs, set-top boxes, and a slew of new form factors that are emerging.<p>Despite all of this, we've found very little interest in learning Android. Would love some help from the Google team if anyone is reading this. I'm @trybloc or @prasid