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This document discusses lessons learned from teaching classes across multiple time zones and the benefits of asynchronous learning. It proposes developing an online classroom interface that incorporates live streaming, video archives, mobile delivery, and translations to facilitate global and multilingual education. Key aspects would include customizable modular designs, enhanced server bandwidth, and a business model to generate revenue from online course licensing.
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