shishircc

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   Before You Grow

   3 points by shishircc 7y ago|0 comments
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   by shishircc 7y ago

   Both messiness and orderliness have their own place in work. I find that to be particularly true when you are starting to experiment with some product or solution. At that time, you need to be messy (hacking a solution). The need initially
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   by shishircc 7y ago

   Makes sense Unless one can understand and appreciate how kids feel about the product, product would not work. An education product must have offline, online and human touch for it to succeed, apart from ability to research.
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   by shishircc 7y ago

   This explains contribution of github in enabling software collaboration. Just change that to education material and it would explain the why https://youtu.be/w3jLJU7DT5E
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   by shishircc 7y ago

   For me, schools and universities are not right place to start. Start with working professionals and adults. If a solution there is enormously successful, it would work its way backwards into universities and schools.
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   by shishircc 7y ago

   Maybe the answer is to create for professionals and adults first. Once its a success there, schools would follow.
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   by shishircc 7y ago

   I think answer is scale. Why should open source software not be created by one company in a closed way ? Both software and learning material are extremely elastic. Once created, they can be used by one person, one million people or hundred
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   by shishircc 7y ago

   Awesome, thats a step in right direction i believe
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   Why tech has failed to innovate in education?

   7 points by shishircc 7y ago|17 comments