Everyone seems very focused on the tech, but IMHO outcomes are mostly driven by very familiar factors. Here's another perspective on learning online: make it f

Everyone seems very focused on the tech, but IMHO outcomes are mostly driven by very familiar factors. Here's another perspective on learning online: make it full-time and ramp up social engagement. I operate an online learn-to-code program that parallels a similar in-person program (http://www.hackreactor.com/remote-beta/ http://www.hackreactor.com/remote-beta/) and educational outcomes (assessments) are on par between the two. Some blog posts from current students regarding my program as well as others (Bloc, WGU, Thinkful): http://www.chrisbradley.codes/an-education/ http://www.chrisbradley.codes/an-education/ http://www.parsed.io/my-remote-learning-experiences/ http://www.parsed.io/my-remote-learning-experiences/