Online education is classic disruption.
In-person education is too expensive, overserves a huge percentage of students, and aspects of online education are already better than the in-person experience.
In-person education is too expensive, overserves a huge percentage of students, and aspects of online education are already better than the in-person experience.
Things that are already better:
∙ Ease of creating small group discussion
∙ Geographic diversity
∙ No commuting
∙ More investment in lectures
∙ Easy to message people 1-on-1
∙ Community forums to preserve knowledge
(h/t @will_mannon and @fortelabs)
∙ Ease of creating small group discussion
∙ Geographic diversity
∙ No commuting
∙ More investment in lectures
∙ Easy to message people 1-on-1
∙ Community forums to preserve knowledge
(h/t @will_mannon and @fortelabs)
The most impactful thing to happen this year is students no longer need an introduction to Zoom, so you can now use the software in more advanced ways.
Here's my thread on what you need to know to understand the online education industry.
Here's my thread on what you need to know to understand the online education industry.
