The Nuts and Bolts of Making and Delivering a MOOC

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This was my contribution to a panel discussion at University of California Irvine May 16, 2013. My co-panelists were Dan Russell of Google and Scott Klemmer of Stanford.

Technology Education

The Nuts and Bolts of Making and
Delivering a MOOC
Charles Severance
May 16, 2013
Unicerssity of California, Irvine
https://www.coursera.org/course/insidetheinternet

Location
http://www.dr-chuck.com/coursera/insidetheinternet/2012-001/maps/where.html
n=4701

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JzNHvmSv8T
New York NY, Los Angeles CA,
Ann Arbor MI, Wilmington, NC,
Chicago IL, Washington, DC,
Memphis, TN, Seattle WA, Seoul,
Barcelona, London, Amsterdam,
San Diego, Indianapolis

Race to the Tipping Point
• Coursera: 2.4 Million
• edX: 525,000
• Udemy: 500, 000
• Blackboard CourseSites: 500,000
• Udacity: 460,000
• A new MOOC provider pops up every week or so (it seems)

All of my MOOC software
is also Open Source

https://p2pu.org/en/courses/175/python-for-informatics/

Dear Dr. Charles Severance!
I ask your permission to translate the course into
Russian:
https://online.dr-chuck.com/It will be published in the
National Open University "INTUIT" (www.intuit.ru - in
russian). All links to your site and the requirements
of Copyright Creattive Commons Attribution 2.5 will be
met. With respect,Anftoli Shkred, rector of NOU
"INTUIT"

Last Thought:
•How will this change students lives?

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