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I can't remember if it was Stanford or Berkeley, but one of them was going to open up the ability to earn a full degree online. I'm not sure when, but I heard
by mcgraw 16y ago
I can't remember if it was Stanford or Berkeley, but one of them was going to open up the ability to earn a full degree online. I'm not sure when, but I heard that transition has a lot of students at the university in an uproar.
One step at a time and the elite education will be everywhere, though it'll still cost an arm-and-a-leg.
I am huge on web-based education. I can't imagine what my skill-set would look like if I had access to today's web when I was growing up. I would love to build a website that brings educators together, from anywhere, to instruct groups of 10-15 people on specific topics-of-choice -- for free.
Edit: Looked it up, apparently it was UC in general -- http://bit.ly/aCmsNF http://bit.ly/aCmsNF
"The idea is that UC could become the first top-tier American university to offer a bachelor's degree over the Internet."
- sliverstorm 16y agoIn reality I should look this up, but I'm guessing Berkeley. They are a public Uni, and if you look on iTunes U they have an impressive collection.
- nkassis 16y agoI've been checking out some of their EECS classes and they are very well made.
- itiztv 16y agohttp://scpd.stanford.edu/becomeAStudent/deliveryOptions.jsp http://scpd.stanford.edu/becomeAStudent/deliveryOptions.jsp