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Coursera's new Signature program brings online education a step closer to the traditional university approach toward diplomas and tuition.
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A totally MOOC-based master's degree in computer science announced last spring has opened for business with about 375 students.
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Research findings challenge common misconceptions, offer surprising insights about how students engage with MOOCs.
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Anant Agarwal on The Colbert Report
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An Indian perspective...
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Newbies have arrived at the right page for basic information on Massive Open Online Courses. Bookmark this MOOC Resources page. We’ll add to it as we develop more material.
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Amidst all the angst within academia generated by the new MOOCs (massive open online courses) and online education in general, actually working on a MOOC for the last six months has convinced me of one thing: MOOCs will make the classroom better.
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Here's how Ohio State University's online course on tech for city planning used MindMixer's civic engagement app.
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An anti-MOOC piece in a sense...
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A semi-academic paper on MOOCs by Sir John Daniel
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Amidst all the angst within academia generated by the new MOOCs (massive open online courses) and online education in general, actually working on a MOOC for the last six months has convinced me of one thing: MOOCs will make the classroom better.
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Does the launch of a newsletter legitimise the concept?
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I’m going to detail 9 types of lifelong learners, from home schooled children to career professionals, who should consider MOOCs as part of their professional development and continuing education plans.
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