I wouldn't trust a Jordan Peterson type to have impartial position on a sudden EdTech psychosis when:
- he appears to have a relatively new online academy
- selling courses
- in a way that is relatively new to him
- don't seem welcome to teach in academic institutions
- uses psychology on their audience for the above
If MooCs weren't a thing, and courses on LaserDisc were, I think we'd know what we'd be hearing about a LaserDisc Academy by mail service.
I wouldn't trust a Jordan Peterson type to have impartial position on a sudden EdTech psychosis when:
- he appears to have a relatively new online academy
- selling courses
- in a way that is relatively new to him
- don't seem welcome to teach in academic institutions
- uses psychology on their audience for the above
If MooCs weren't a thing, and courses on LaserDisc were, I think we'd know what we'd be hearing about a LaserDisc Academy by mail service.