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Recently, RESCUECOM released an article about a startup called AllClasses, which is a specialized search engine designed to help people find the best online and offline classes to take in their free time.  Since then, RESCUECOM has gotten in touch with the COO of AllClasses and cool person in technology Chad Lovell.  Lovell is also a co-founder of AllClasses and has been with the company since its inception.  In his conversation with RESCUECOM, Lovell informed us of both his company’s origins and some of the steps AllClasses is taking towards its future as it continues to grow.

Lovell originally worked with AllClasses co-founder Stephen Marcus in another company called Matchbox.  While working together, the two developed a relationship and decided to form AllClasses in response to some major changes they were seeing in higher education.  The two saw what they believed was a shift away from traditional forms of college education towards new models and forms of continuing education for adults.  “More online providers of higher education were becoming available,” Lovell told RESCUECOM, “We also saw that offline solutions such as coding boot camps were becoming more popular as well.” In response, the two created a system people could use to find and take advantage of these new education options.  “It’s not easy to find specific classes to suit your needs on something as broad as Google,” he explained.  Anyone who has issues while navigating to the many classes her or she can find on Lovell’s site could potentially have connection problems stemming from hardware issues and may need to contact a computer repair company for help.

Lovell went on to explain to RESCUECOM that he believed that the increased prevalence of continuing education for adults stems from major changes in the skillsets people need in the workplace.  “Many of the skills required for jobs today were not important less than a decade ago.  People who graduated in the 1990’s have to learn entire new skillsets to compete in the current job market.”  Lovell believes AllClasses will make it much easier for these adults to find ways to learn the skills they need.

RESCUECOM also spoke to the AllClasses co-founder about some things that the company will be doing in the future to improve its site.  The COO told RESCUECOM that the site is going through a major redesign currently.  Lovell explained that the team’s vision is to make AllClasses a “travel site” for online and offline courses.  He wants people to be able to find classes based on their needs just like people find hotels and vacations based on specific parameters on sites like Kayak.  The company is also looking to make it possible for instructors and class providers to post listings directly to AllClasses in the near future, without the AllClasses team having to find them online first.  Anyone that has issues using the new site’s features when it debuts might have a problem on his or her end that could require tech support service to fix.

AllClasses is a growing company that is trying to help people adapt by giving them easier access to classes that can give them better skills for their careers.  Hopefully, Lovell and the rest of the company continue making progress, driving the company forward in new and interesting ways. To learn more about AllClasses and Chad Lovell, visit www.allclasses.com.

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