MOOCs - the ocean of open and free learning !
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The document discusses Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) and provides links to popular MOOC platforms. MOOCs allow for free and open online learning at a massive scale. The document lists several MOOC sites like Coursera, edX, Udacity, and Khan Academy that have changed online education. It hopes the information is useful for gaining knowledge through these open learning resources.
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MOOCs - the ocean of open and free learning !
- 1. Disclaimer: Most of the information in the following presentation is from various web/internet sites, I really do not have a clue from which websites I copied this information. Hence request and hope that this does not infringe any copyrights. My heartfelt gratitude for all those who share information on the net Thank you ! MOOC -MassiveOpenOnlineCourses
- 2. MOOC – Massive Open Online Courses MOOC – Massive Open Online Courses An ocean of Free and Open Learning !
- 3. AGENDA :
- 4. What is a MOOC :
- 7. How it has changed the world of learning ?
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- 15. Hope you have gained something ..! Wishing you great learning ! Gopinath Thirupathy Subbegowda gopinath.subbegowda@gmail.com +91 9945057234