Including the prospects of the infobusiness, the international scaling of EdTech companies during the "venture winter," and unusual school buildings.

What happens when you develop an online course using ChatGPT?

We examine one of the most popular tools of the product-based approach in education.

What EdTech solutions can make teachers' lives easier?

We're sharing the results of a mini-experiment that, while not entirely scientific, is nonetheless very interesting and revealing.

Are there any prospects for courses for the elderly?

Podcasts about the development of the EdTech market, new trends in the infobusiness, and how teachers can learn.

This market segment is considered promising, but online higher education programs have a limited target audience.

The collection includes recommendations from university professors for colleagues, the history of Foxford's origins, and interviews about Japanese universities and the Montessori system.

Experts say you can't just pick a color scheme to suit your taste. But how to choose it "methodologically correctly" isn't entirely clear.

Using a specific example, we'll explore how to create something that your target audience needs.

We compare data from a large-scale statistical survey for 2020 with more recent surveys. And are we sad?