
(Come tomorrow) May I be bolder than today?
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Welcome back to another episode of "Online Education Across the Atlantic". In today's episode, our hosts dive into the evolving state of online education in both the US and the UK. As they navigate through recent data, they compare enrollment trends, challenges, and strategic investments that shape the future of online learning. The discussion delves into how the sectors have grown post-COVID, the stability of datasets, and the increasing competitiveness in the online education market.
Phil and Morgan share perspectives on the US market, highlighting how legacy investments have paid off for certain institutions, while Neil provides a UK viewpoint, discussing the impact of financial constraints and the potential for growth. They explore the potential influence of changing administrations on educational policies and the anticipated innovations in international online education.
Join us as we unpack these trends and look ahead to what 2025 holds for online learning.
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