This is not only going to democratize tutoring for individual kids, but it's going to democratize the distribution of what is learned.
When I was a kid, I was forced to learn stuff that was not useful or not interesting. In the future, the learned set of things will be more represented by usefulness and how interesting they are.
I bet systems that implement what the blog post proposes will even replace podcasts. Imagine talking to your podcast, while you're driving? You can get tutored while cooking, on the way to work.
When I was a kid, I was forced to learn stuff that was not useful or not interesting. In the future, the learned set of things will be more represented by usefulness and how interesting they are.
I bet systems that implement what the blog post proposes will even replace podcasts. Imagine talking to your podcast, while you're driving? You can get tutored while cooking, on the way to work.
What a time to be alive :)