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MOOC Die-Off Coda

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on October 5, 2019

I may or may not be innovative, but I am clearly disruptive sometimes.

Disruption Disrupted: The Great MOOC Die-Off

By Michael Feldstein. Posted on October 4, 2019

Coursera for Schools tells us a lot about the failure of MOOCs and what comes after.

Revisiting 2012 Post on Barriers That MOOCs Would Face

By Phil Hill. Posted on June 14, 2018

Saying “I told you so” can be so petty. But I’ll get over it this time – MOOCs aren’t magical after all, and reality continues to intrude.

OPM Market May Be Growing, But It’s Not Without Chaos

By Phil Hill. Posted on May 7, 2018

The OPM market may be large and growing, but it would be a mistake to miss the chaos and wrecks. Picture a chase through the Wastelands.

Online Program Management: Spring 2018 view of the market landscape

By Phil Hill. Posted on April 2, 2018

We break down the complex world of Online Program Management vendors. With updated pretty pictures.

ASU, edX and The Black Knight: MOOCs are not dead yet

By Phil Hill. Posted on April 22, 2015

In 2012 I wrote a post during the emergence of MOOC mania, pointing out some barriers that must be overcome for the new model to survive. So what are the barriers that must be overcome for the MOOC concept (in future generations) to become self-sustaining? To me the most obvious barriers are: Developing revenue models to […]

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