Paying for Proof January 9, 2013 – Inside Higher Ed By Paul Fain Coursera will offer a fee-based pathway with identity verification for students who want to earn a more meaningful certificate of completion, the company said today in an announcement that also sheds light on an emerging business model for the largest massive open […]
Can a new breed of online megacourses finally offer a college education to more people for less money? By Amanda Ripley | October 18, 2012 Computer-Generated Image by Richard Kolker for TIME On Sept. 17, the Pakistani government shut down access to YouTube. The purported reason was to block the anti-Muslim film trailer that was inciting
MOOC’s Ivy League for the Masses?… College Is Dead. Long Live College! Read More »
Written by: Bianca Da Silva on Oct 10, 2012 at 12:58pm EDT MOOCs, or Massive Open Online Courses, are quickly become extremely popular within the world of online education. One of the biggest forces behind this trend is Coursera, which may have met some resistance in the beginning but is now proud to announce that
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By Sean Coughlan BBC News education correspondent The University of London’s international section is joining a rapidly expanding US-based online university project. It is part of the latest wave of new partners for the Coursera online platform – alongside universities in Hong Kong, Australia and the US. There are now more than 30 universities offering
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