. >> you are a professor that stanford university, i recently interviewed john hennessy and we talked online education. he does not think online education will replace a traditional college degree. an mba may be, but not a traditional degree. is not a college degree. we might remember the days of the libraries. we would go to a place and read a book. the amount of knowledge acquisition and knowledge inquiry has gone up. there is the potential to have more people engage in higher education is you have to go to campus for the most part. tomorrow you might just do it on your cell phone. my interview with the cofounder of udacity. what will be the next big thing in education? we are talking about what companies could change the classroom. ♪ >> m to the best of "bloomberg west." the event brings together over 600 leaders in education from the public and private sectors. ed x arety and already distributing -- distracting -- disrupting what is going on. what is the most exciting thing in technology in education today? >> we are super excited to be hosting this conference of harvard. we have

i recently interviewed john hennessy, we talked a lot about online education.e does not think an online degree or online education will ever replace a traditional college degree. an mba maybe, but never a traditional college degree. how do you respond to that? >> this is not a traditional degree, it is much more focused on the short-term and we should remember that. we should all remember the days of the libraries, when librarians argued it was important to physically sit and read that book, but the amount of knowledge acquisition and inquiry has gone up to factors of a thousand. there is more potential for people engaged in higher education because they don't have to go to campus, for the most part. tomorrow you might just do it on your cell phone. >> that was the cofounder and ceo of udacity. hackers are not just after your credit card data these days. find out while they may be trying to steal your medical records next. ♪ >> i am emily chang. this is "bloomberg west." the fcc is investigating controversial deals between some of the biggest companies on the w