Stakeholders point of view: Parents

I took the time to interview my good friend Brianna Kuchek (Permission to post name and answers obtained) about her daughter’s education and the process of online learning, its impact, & her interest in it. 

I was very interested in her answers when it came to her perspective as a stakeholder. She had many misconceptions before we became friends about what online learning is and what it entails. She had considered online learning as something for students who had no other choice. Knowing me, she now realizes that it’s a valid option for students who want to learn a specific subject.

Bri said that she would be interested in possibly choosing a class for her daughters to take when they’re in middle/high school. They go to a school that doesn’t have as many options when it comes to art or supplemental classes for her daughters to take.

I learned about Brianna’s misconceptions when it came to online learning and I think her’s are similar to what other people feel when it comes to online learning. Many people aren’t aware that these classes are classes that people can take if they just prefer online learning, need to make up a credit, or even if they just really like that subject.

I was surprised to learn that Brianna would be interested in having her girls take some online classes in the future. We actually had a nice conversation about when the girls could take a class and what type of classes they may decide to take in the future.

I’m very happy that I had this conversation with Brianna. I learned a lot about her and what she see’s online learning being and I also got to have a great conversation with her.