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Don't know the product, but anything that acts as a force multiplier for education / healthcare without that value being 100% captured by already rich people, o
by ArnoVW 3y ago
Don't know the product, but anything that acts as a force multiplier for education / healthcare without that value being 100% captured by already rich people, or quality being reduced, is a miracle.
You should be proud of yourself for just having tried to do it.
- germinalphrase 3y agoA glance at recent ycombinator edtech investments seem to put a lot of emphasis on classroom-replacement/supplementation rather than tools for improving instruction. This is probably just a sign of the (post-)Covid era, but I do find it interesting when compared to the broader SAAS world that obsesses about “improving [professional’s] ability to do [job]” at increasingly granular levels.
- DropInIn 3y agoIirc it was the same precovid...