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What was their justification for this? Even if they want to focus on high / middle school level content, I assume MCAT content doesn’t go stale quickly so they
by Aliabid94 6y ago
What was their justification for this? Even if they want to focus on high / middle school level content, I assume MCAT content doesn’t go stale quickly so they wouldn’t have to spend resources keeping it up to date.
- virtue3 6y agoIt's also you need a team (or a PM or two w/ the ability to pull tech resources) of people that are focused on MCAT. Anytime you just leave something static as an org it will rot away in usefulness very quickly.
- Wowfunhappy 6y agoSo just hide it, and put up a warning message at the top that the course is no longer updated. Why do they need to take it down? It won't consume bandwidth unless people actually use it (in which case, they must find it useful), and I can't imagine raw disk space is a concern. Or, if it is, throw up a torrent so at least people can grab the data.