I'm surprised. The trend in education seems to be MOOCs. Charging tuition feels like a step backwards. There are plenty of bright people in the world who wou

I'm surprised. The trend in education seems to be MOOCs. Charging tuition feels like a step backwards. There are plenty of bright people in the world who wouldn't be able to afford to pay $500 let alone half of a typical Ivy League tuition. I suppose exclusivity in the form of curating and moderating could help ensure quality of the content. But is there any reason why the general public shouldn't have read access at the very least? I'm curious to see what this turns into. Education is important, so I hope they find a way to put that $25 million to good use.