Georgia Tech's CS Degree Puts Some Certified Beef Into MOOCs
The launch of an accredited MOOC degree by a major university may be risky, but it almost certainly changes the landscape of higher education for good.
MoreThe Essence of MOOCs: Multi-Venue, Non-Linear, Learner-Initiated Learning
"MOOCs represent the logical outcome of the move toward learner-initiated learning," says Trent Batson, "If the vast majority of learners in the global connected culture are not enrolled in college, education has to extend to those new learners." Here, Batson takes another look at the phenomenon known as massive open online courses--what MOOCs are, and what they aren't.
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