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Engage 15 million students every month: A Conversation with the CEO of Chegg

Session Overview

This video was part of the July 2020 REMOTE: The Connected Faculty Summit

Did you know that almost 7 out of 10 students in higher education in America use Chegg for something? As the largest US education technology company, Chegg has been at the nexus of the move to online education during the Covid pandemic. CEO Dan Rosensweig will discuss the patterns in student behavior they are seeing, what professors need to know about online learning tools, and what the future of higher education might look like.

Speakers

David Levin

University Entrepreneur in Residence, Arizona State University
 
David is the University Entrepreneur in Residence at ASU and he is the Chairman of SparkBeyond, an AI based decision support and hypothesis engine. Seeing that large parts of the higher education system are facing what amounts to an existential threat if they are unable to come into a new blended world, David originated the concept behind REMOTE in April of this year. Harnessing his experience of virtual conferences, he saw the potential for the virtual conference to deliver participating faculty a unique opportunity to model best practices and to develop a new network of connections to support their teaching. David first floated the idea in ASU on April 4th and, with the strong backing of colleagues has led the development of the event – and is the Executive Producer of the event. David has spent 20 years as the CEO of four global companies (two in media and two in technology) – leading them through cycles of innovation, business model evolution, geographic reorientation and cultural renewal. In his last role he was the CEO of McGraw Hill. Originally from Zimbabwe, David now lives in New York city.
 

Dan Rosensweig

CEO & President, Chegg
 
Since 2010 Dan Rosensweig has served as the CEO and President of online learning company Chegg. Previously he was the CEO of Guitar Hero and COO of Yahoo.