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talk to markbao founder of classleaf.com
by jasonlbaptiste 17y ago
talk to markbao founder of classleaf.com
- tptacek 17y agoClassleaf looks nice, but I'm not sure it solves the problem the poster asked about (though I may be projecting my own problems onto the question). Classleaf handles administrivia for brick-and-mortar classes. E-learning platforms roll out, deliver, and track progress for entirely online classes. I wonder if Mark thought about doing a simplified version of Classleaf for small businesses. My brother runs a small music school/studio with 5 teachers, and my kids go to martial arts class down the street, and both of those companies would benefit from scheduling and class logistics.
- Terrence_B 17y agoYeah, that's right. Looking to put the material online and the students work through it by themselves. Taking the approach that the teacher can be replaced by the community helping one another. This is a whole other debate though isn't it... :)