1/ Here's what's happening in the online education market broadly, and cohort-based courses specifically: We're leaving the early stage of solo creators managing everything from audience growth to marketing/sales to creating the content to teaching all by themselves↗

1/ I see a lot of ppl starting education businesses these days, whether they want to or not, and whether they call it that or not Here's the best 4x4 for thinking about the online education landscape I've found so far↗

1/ This excellent explainer about the economics of bundling by @nbaschez is also one of the key ideas needed to understand online education today divinations.substack.com/p/bundle-magic Online courses are bundles, and understanding that helps unlock a lot of things↗

A new online education revolution is happening. I've been taking dozens of online courses recently that are 10x better than what was possible in 2008 when we started @udemy. Educators, Influencers, Bootstrappers and Startups: A thread about the future: *Read On*↗

Schools are moving online. Here are 10 ways online education is better than the traditional model, especially for kids. 1. Ship Fast, Ship Often: Traditional school is too passive. Students learn best when they make things. The more students create, the faster they’ll learn.↗

Let’s face it, our education system is obsolete. It’s outdated. It’s outrageous. It’s broken. New and bold alternatives are already being tested out there. My bet? Online education will have a groundbreaking impact in the way future generations learn. Here's why👇↗