D2L Corporation

So the companies themselves, the model providers, they're like, nah, I'm not going to prevent the AI from doing that.

But then you have Canvas, Desire2Learn, Moodle, whatever.

You've got all the learning management system providers.

So could they not block the agents at the door? And have there been efforts to try to get them to do that? And what's that side of the picture look like?

And then boom, I'm done.

It goes into course or to what do we use? Course 10, D2L, whatever it is.

Brightspace.

All the same thing.

Oh, really? And with the suspension and stuff in it.

So, it... cornered like you're on rails it was ridiculous how good it was um but you know i was that was when i was um i'd left um deacon and i was working for myself for a while and then i went to uh to D2L, the Canadian company, but that way I could lease a car.

So I'd leased it.

I never would have bought it.

I spend more time in CoreStan, and it's potato, potato sort of stuff.

It's a D2L versus a Canvas, but it's all the same ecosystem.

There's a learning curve, but there's a learning curve with everything that you're going to do that's going to be worthwhile.

And if you get it easily, then hey, great.

Like, those are just some of the questions, right? And because parents are loving and they're competent adults, they want our kids to succeed, parents answer again and again and again and again, until eventually it's sort of you being the homework monitorer or the chore monitorer, right? You have become their executive functioning system required to complete it.

They're not building any skills because you're always there reminding them, answering, checking, "Okay, let me go into D2L or Power School," or whatever it is that they go into.

So that's what I really want to focus on today and how we can start changing that.

Now I do want to put a disclaimer out there when I'm talking about this, it's never tough love.

The child comes home.

They bring it home.

They might have a physical piece or it's, you know, in their Google Classroom or D2L or whatever it is.

The child does that assignment, and then they hand it back in tomorrow or they hit s- submit.