Substrate

Clearly it is vastly more logical and practical for a few people to develop the lessons really well, and put them [online]. ​ The teaching role of universities, especially for large popular subjects, will inevitably change from providing primarily learning content to providing primarily assessment, support and certification.

we are going to see an increasing number of academics thinking not so much about their paper CV, but rather about their [videos].

I’ve realized that a big part of the problem with mathematics education around the world might be that: the second piece of the picture—algorithmic computation—is a lot easier to teach than either the first—conceptual understanding—or the third—problem solving.

I am in Austria right now; having spent a week in Innsbruck visiting Hans-Peter Schroeker and Manfred Husty, I am now in Graz at the Technical University, and I am talking with Anton Gfrerrer, Sybi…