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The MOOC-Courseware Convergence

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on October 8, 2019

The right tool for the right job. The question is, what’s the right job?

Why Higher Ed Hypes: The MOOC Example

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on March 4, 2019

Even good, smart people lose their minds sometimes.

MOOCs in Decline: Insights into multi-year data from MIT and Harvard

By Phil Hill. Posted on January 14, 2019

It turns out MOOC activity declines year-over-year in similar fashion to course participation per week, based on new research from MIT and Harvard.

Coursera CEO Interview: Betting on OPM market and shift to low-cost masters degrees

By Phil Hill. Posted on December 6, 2018

Getting past rev-share vs. fee-for-service artificial dilemma; the real choice for OPM market may become low-cost vs. full-cost online degrees

If At First You Don’t Succeed, Try To Be An OPM: Conversion of for-profits and MOOCs

By Phil Hill. Posted on March 13, 2018

Purdue/ Kaplan, Grand Canyon, Ashford U all going “nonprofit”, Coursera focuses on degrees – the common theme of recent for-profit and MOOC news? The OPM market.

MOOCs Now Focused on Paid Certificates and OPM Market

By Phil Hill. Posted on July 6, 2017

The transformation is complete – per Class Central, big MOOCs are now focused on professional dev certificates and OPM market.

Recommended Reading: Realistic Hopes for a Genuine Science of Learning

By O'Neal Spicer. Posted on January 5, 2017

Keith Devlin is a professor of mathematics at Stanford who has taken a keen interest in mathematics education. He is particularly interested in how people learn and what constitutes effective teaching. As a side note, e-Literate interviewed Keith as part of the MOOC Research Initiative in 2013.1 In his response to a question posed by […]

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