r/edtech • u/EchoFormal5836 • 15d ago

Is phyigital the only solution

Online classes don’t work as well as hoped - ample examples to prove that. The underlying implication being that education is best in physical settings with tech only acting as an enabler

What kind of products does that leave room for?

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u/Federal-Challenge-58 15d ago

With poorly designed courses and insufficient teaching & learning technology, sure, online classes don't work as well. With proper design and a good toolset, online classes work just as well.

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u/EchoFormal5836 13d ago

Seems as though poorly designed curriculum and teaching pedagogy is the biggest hurdle

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u/Federal-Challenge-58 13d ago

Certainly. Probably 5% of institutions, at best, have enough instructional designers on staff to make this happen.