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This document provides information about an open online course called sMOOC (social MOOC) that will be offered in 6 languages by 10 institutions. The goals of the course are to help participants build their own MOOC projects using experiences from ECO partners, develop social learning communities, and encourage participation in the ECO project to create open courses. The pedagogical approach will focus on social and connective learning through user-generated content and sharing experiences. The course platform will feature groups, microblogging, peer assessment, forums, geolocation, accessibility standards, transcription in 6 languages, and more. Two universities will be responsible for producing the content and facilitation for each session, using practices from previous sMO
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