I think you’re on to something. 10 years ago, what you describe would have been entirely infeasible what with forcing teachers to move places they don’t want to go. Now, with KhanAcademy, you can have top-notch teaching on virtually any subject anywhere.
That’s not to say e-learning is a suitable replacement but as a supplement, it should certainly be able to bridge much of the gap.
I think you’re on to something. 10 years ago, what you describe would have been entirely infeasible what with forcing teachers to move places they don’t want to go. Now, with KhanAcademy, you can have top-notch teaching on virtually any subject anywhere.
That’s not to say e-learning is a suitable replacement but as a supplement, it should certainly be able to bridge much of the gap.