I regularly toss out a phantom statistic (which I made up, but may be an overestimation) that the stuff we talk about on EdTechWeekly
and in the edublogosphere reaches and resonates with less than 2% of
the population. I further contend that reaching the “other 98%” is the
obstacle. Well … leave it to Oprah to give it a whack. Through her
book club, the other 98% (and our 2%, for that matter) can take part in
live online classes taught by Oprah and the book’s author.
I find this fascinating! Maybe I’m basing my assumptions on completely
erroneous stereotypes, but I would guess that the vast majority of
those signing up had never taken (nor considered taking) an online
course in the past. I guess if anyone could bring ’em into the fold, it
would be Oprah.
Designed to Inspire
: musings about learning experience design and related things :