Jarvis: Open Education Marketplaces Dilute Quality and Lack Authority
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CreativeLive founder Chase Jarvis critiques competitor platforms that allow anyone to publish courses without curation.
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“It's not a two-sided marketplace to us that just dilutes the shit out of the landscape. What do you mean by that? Well, some of our competitors where anyone in the world can put up a course. Then you don't have, there's no sort of authenticity or authority. You don't have to be an expert to put up a class. And so you're, it's up to the student or the user to go through and suss through all the BS.”
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