Online Courses
Tech company 10gen and not-for-profit, massive open online course provider edX have partnered to offer MOOCs to train developers and business professionals on how to use 10gen's open-source, document … View More
Sam Houston State University (SHSU), in Huntsville, TX, has signed a partnership agreement with Pearson to provide its nearly 19,000 undergraduate students with access to Pearson's MyLab and Mastering … View More
The National College Credit Recommendation Service recently approved three Saylor.org course exams for recommended credit. The course exams—political science 201: introduction to western thought … View More
Massive open online course (MOOC) provider Udacity was founded by artificial intelligence expert Sebastian Thrun and Stanford professors David Stavens and Mike Sokolsky. The platform grew out of a free … View More
The University of Massachusetts Boston recently decided to launch two massive open online courses in spring 2013. The classes will be offered through the university's Center for Innovation and Excellence … View More
Massive open online course provider edX is announced a new slate of courses for spring 2013. The new schedule includes the not-for-profit's first forays into the humanities and social sciences. With … View More
Hybrid Pedagogy, an online education journal, will host a massive open online course (MOOC) about massive open online courses. The course, which is being delivered through the Canvas Network, runs from … View More
As the year of the massive open online course (MOOC) winds down, educators and commenters have already begun looking to see what the future of MOOCs will look like. While the disruptive potential of the … View More
When MIT launched MITx in December 2011 no one knew that it was the seed that would grow to become one of the largest massive open online course providers in the world. However, when Harvard joined with … View More
Failures may hurt, but they can actually have some positive effects on your life and mind. View More