Lu said Coursera wants to give its partners the latitude to run their hubs as they see fit, but that the company does provide guidance, as well as resources to make sure all of the spaces operate from at least the same base level of technology.
“We’re engaged with partners to make sure they have the suitable space and means,” Lu said. “We’re trying all we can to make sure we don’t put a financial burden on anyone, and these organizations are kind of on that same page, driving to the same missions of getting education to students.”
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