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> Because the Udacity app has not significantly advanced students' ability to achieve their learning and career goals This is oddly worded. It's not the app's

> Because the Udacity app has not significantly advanced students' ability to achieve their learning and career goals This is oddly worded. It's not the app's fault that Udacity didn't put enough oomph behind it. I'm not saying that it was necessarily feasible or even possible to put more resources behind it, but the wording is irksome.

ashleyw 8y ago
I read it as more "students tend to prefer sitting at a real computer to learn".
- zapzupnz 8y ago
  I know that's what it means. The point (as I said twice) is that it's not worded that way; the agency is in the wrong place.