A few weeks back I began a two-part series of posts responding to Francisco Dao's assertion that "online learning is a fantasty." Dao, a tech/innovation guru, argued that online courses lack the structure and interpersonal component to ...
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Comment by E Tavit on “Richard Elmore: "I do not believe in the institutional structure of public schooling anymore"”
Posted by: E Tavit | 12/07/2013 at 10:36 AM