The future of online education in China - Wei Gu

Wei Gu

Is e-learning a good way to deal with China's shortage of qualified teachers? One of the questions in the debate on the future of online education, moderated by WSJ's Wei Gu, with +Yat Siu, chief executive of Outblaze, and her WSJ colleague Jake Lee.

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China Weekly Hangout

Education has a profound effect on the changes of China's labor force. That was one of the recent debates, on May 24, at the +China Weekly Hangout , where economist Heleen Mees from New York, entrepreneur +Sam Xu from Zhuhai and China Speakers Bureau's +Fons Tuinstra from Lausanne asked +Dee Lee (Inno), of the NGO Inno in Guangzhou questions. Dee Lee is running a workers' hotline, mainly funded by big brands who want to keep an eye on working conditions.

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