While many classrooms have iPads and children rely on the Internet to do their homework, in many ways education is still an analog experience. Are we headed for a wave of disruption? Or are there certain human elements of education that simply can’t be digitized? Evan is joined by Jan Hein Hoogstad, founder and technology developer for Offcourse, an online education platform. They discuss the state of online education, the challenges it faces, and how government policies might change the game.
#44: A Lifeline for Broadband
#43: Drone Safety
#42: Broadband Privacy
#41: The War on Hacking
#40: Unlocking the Cable Box
#39: Uber vs. Thumbtack: Labor in the Sharing Economy
#38: How Stuff Works - Spectrum 101
#37: Social Media and Terrorism
#36: MOBILE NOW & The Future of Wireless
#35: Imperial FCC
#34: Washington #TechFail
#33: Space Law (Part 3) Mining in Space
#32: McCaul Encryption Comission
#31: EU Digital Single Market: The View from Milan
#30: “Net Neutrality” (Ahem, Title II) Progress Report
#29: Bitcoin is Unleashing Economies
#28: Space Law (Part 2) Property Rights in Space
#27: Connecting the Rez: Broadband on Tribal Lands
#26: Scalia & Net Neutrality: Law and Politics
#25: Drones & Humanitarianism
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