What We’re Watching: K12 and The Fight Against Online Education



By Education Next   07/13/2012

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In this video, Jeff Kwitowski of K12, the nation’s largest provider of online learning, is grilled by ChoiceMedia.tv about online learning, its strengths, and its opponents.

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  • Michael Langdon says:
    07/19/2012 at 8:37 pm

    Asking leading questions is not grilling. Please don’t pretend that this was anything more than a press release interview. That being said, I don’t have any problem with K12. They are no different with any other education service provider except that it too had political connections that you failed to mention – former education secretary Bill Bennett.

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