Ok, first of all, this is just feedback, i dont want to offend anyone. Each few weeks i am able to answer again the survey of what study groups should we launch next (http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/DJ6V37G).
Today, i saw the new change education and learning thing group of georgia.

I understand that they are one of the founders, but please, dont just look for the universities and websites that support you, also look for the average openstudy student. Today ive seen over 200 students connected at the same time, most in math, i know but also in other groups...

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Ok, first of all, this is just feedback, i dont want to offend anyone. Each few weeks i am able to answer again the survey of what study groups should we launch next (http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/DJ6V37G).
Today, i saw the new change education and learning thing group of georgia.

I understand that they are one of the founders, but please, dont just look for the universities and websites that support you, also look for the average openstudy student. Today ive seen over 200 students connected at the same time, most in math, i know but also in other groups...

shadowfiend · Answer

We're experimenting with a few different strategies. Our chief concern is making sure there are enough people are in a study group to make it lively. We're looking at whether topics can do that, whether MOOCs can do that, and other approaches. As we learn, we evolve :)