Guitar teacher Erich Andreas works from a basement studio in Nashville, Tenn. His classroom, though, is the world itself.
吉他老师埃里希·安德烈亚斯(Erich Andreas)在田纳西州纳什维尔(Nashville)的一个地下工作室教弹吉他,而他的课堂,是整个世界。
Across one hour, Mr. Andreas may be giving free video lessons to up to 1,500 people who stream his yourguitarsage.com broadcasts to points across the globe -- Chicago, London, Bucharest, Manila.
在一个小时的上课时间里,会有多达1500人在yourguitarsage.com上收看安德烈亚斯的免费吉他教学视频。这些人来自世界各地──从芝加哥、伦敦、布加勒斯特到马尼拉。
The current hype is that ubiquitous Internet connections and tablet devices will emerge as a competitive threat to real-life teachers, kill the textbook business and bring low-price learning to billions around the world.
这种传播依靠无处不在的互联网和平板电脑,将对现实生活中的教师职业构成巨大威胁,甚至会完结教科书市场,给全世界数十亿人带来低成本的学习机会。
Such big changes may take a generation, as problems at many for-profit colleges are showing today. But these forces are already at play, in full smashup glory, in what has happened to the simple guitar lesson.
从很多营利性大学现如今所面临的问题来看,如此巨大的转变可能需要一代人的时间。但是,这些力量已经开始发力,带着颠覆性的光环,体现在简单的吉他教学上。
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