Online Education
by Kyle Jordan
1. Styles of Offerings
1.1. Asynchronous Forums
1.2. Synchronous Virtual Classes
1.3. Hybrid Programs
2. Student Motivators
2.1. Full-Time Workers
2.2. Physically unable to attend in-person
2.3. Migratory/unfixed living conditions
2.4. No local options for specific courses
2.5. Autonomy of pacing
3. Potential Pit-falls
3.1. Overwhelming numbers of students vs teachers
3.2. Cultural miscues for international audience
3.3. Economic barrier of entry
3.4. Accessibility
3.5. Profit-driven mindsets
4. Teachers
5. Decision Makers
5.1. Macro
5.1.1. Federal & State Governments
5.1.2. States/Districts
5.1.3. Private Entities
5.2. Micro
5.2.1. Parents
5.2.2. Teachers
5.2.3. Students