I can see it happening for computer science, law and business, but anything that involves dealing with real physical matter (think rocket propulsion labs, molec

I can see it happening for computer science, law and business, but anything that involves dealing with real physical matter (think rocket propulsion labs, molecular biology labs or even just welding/machining shops), we will need physical spaces. The signalling value might just move there: "We have the most sophisticated lab equipment for you to learn with world-class researchers to assist you" Still, the great unbundling of education has begun. We at learnawesome.org are contributing to that as we recently launched a project-based learning program with a peer group and practitioners as mentors. The mentors will curate a "syllabus" using online resources, but the goal is for you to learn by accomplishing meaning projects: https://learnawesome.org/project-based-learning.html https://learnawesome.org/project-based-learning.html