So here is one potential application: consulting, advising and/or one-on-one tutoring/teaching.
There could be a parent script on a particular topic-call it a mini-lecture-which can then be “forked” by each user (or team). Then there would be a private and unique version of that interaction which is uniquely identified and stored for the advisor as well as the user.
The advisor might want to monetize these “forks” somehow-so that would need to be considered.
A side-by-side comparison of this with an asynchronous “zoom” experiment would be interesting to test the value of audio alone.
There could be a parent script on a particular topic-call it a mini-lecture-which can then be “forked” by each user (or team). Then there would be a private and unique version of that interaction which is uniquely identified and stored for the advisor as well as the user.
The advisor might want to monetize these “forks” somehow-so that would need to be considered.
A side-by-side comparison of this with an asynchronous “zoom” experiment would be interesting to test the value of audio alone.
Cheers! Looks interesting!