Education Marketplace creates ‘systemized’ content search


The company hopes to soon introduce a peer review and user rating process to help ensure quality courses, without sacrificing the platform’s ability to allow anyone to create and sell content.

“A lot of our focus is toward higher education,” Kozinsky said. “But this also applies to a third grade history teacher or to my grandmother if she wanted to show the world how to create her quilts.”

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