Edtechs, so far, built a solid lead funnel on YouTube, but generated business elsewhere—on their own apps or platforms like Patreon, Masterclass, or SkillShare. But if Courses can manage to keep creators on its own platform, by building the tech they need to run a whole course, then YouTube’s made two enemies: edtechs and creator platforms. (View Highlight)
The succinct, 7-page document is open for public comments till 18 January, and details some key clauses that could speed up the whole process of setting up foreign campuses on Indian soil. International remittance, a sore point in previous versions of the draft regulations, has been allowed. These campuses will also be allowed to decide their own fee brackets, much like other private universities in India. Though they are supposed to remain only physical entities—no online classes allowed, for now. (View Highlight)
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