Y Combinator's Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) will start in early April and run through early June, aiming to replicate the YC experience for participants.

During the pandemic, I adapted my seminars to be accessible online, allowing people from all over the world to participate without barriers.

The best thing we did to scale Y Combinator globally was the MOOC class that we teach, which has incredible distribution worldwide.

The program will still accommodate remote founders, with online office hours and talks, ensuring participation from founders globally.

We wanted to take the experience of discussing papers in person and bring it online, as we noticed a lot of valuable content is produced while trying to understand complex papers.

We believe in building a global classroom that connects teachers and students from different cultures, fostering lifelong learning through personalized and engaging content.

The future of education is shifting, and individuals can now access quality learning resources online, making education more accessible.

We're exploring how to make coding accessible to those who have never coded before, which presents a massive opportunity.

When we pivoted to an open platform, we focused on enabling anyone to broadcast live, which clarified our problem-solving approach.