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I think a good place to start is “anyone in the world who wants to learn and is hindered by their school and teachers”. Not “this must work in every American sc
by richardw 2y ago
I think a good place to start is “anyone in the world who wants to learn and is hindered by their school and teachers”. Not “this must work in every American school from the start”.
A smart kid with a phone in Kenya should be able to have a shot. Wikipedia allows this. Khan Academy helps. This in the extreme is Khan Academy but potentially for every course a kid (or adult) could want, generated on demand from scratch if need be.
The next optimal study session generated for your current state of knowledge, energy level, learning goals, by the teaching agent who is provably the best at delivering that lesson for you, using the optimal mediums for your context. Video at home or in a class, audio when on a bus, printouts if you want. Add in spaced repetition and a few fun quizzes, gamify it. Let each person fulfil their potential unhindered by the resources of their school, parents or country.
- levocardia 2y agoEven if this ends up being nothing more than "Khan Academy but I can ask questions and get answers and it's all in my local dialect of Urdu" it is a huge step forward for educations AS LEARNING.
- 1auralynn 2y agoKhan Academy already has a robust AI chatbot/features (https://www.khanmigo.ai/ https://www.khanmigo.ai/) - they have an ongoing relationship with Microsoft/OpenAI
- UncleMeat 2y agoTo me, the good place to start is "what do teachers want that they feel would make their teaching more effective" rather than "the entire community of teachers is a barrier and we must work around them."