How massive data is rewriting our understanding of how people learn
In short: Daphne Koller explores how online platforms like Coursera are transforming education into a vast research tool, using digital footprints to study the mechanics of knowledge processing.
By offering courses from top universities for free, platforms like Coursera, co-founded by Andrew Ng, collect unprecedented datasets. Every keystroke, quiz, and peer-to-peer discussion provides insight into how individuals process information, turning online education into a powerful method for studying learning itself.
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