Definition
7 Things You Should Know About a MOOC: What is a MOOC? Educause.
Examples of MOOCs
- MOOC-list,
- Open Educational Resources (Embracing OER & MOOCs to TRANSFORM EDUCATION…?)
- Educational portal (List of Free Online Information Technology Courses and Classes)
- The Open Education Consortium
- MOOC 4.0: The Next Revolution in Learning & Leadership
- Learning and the Massive Open Online Course (Educause 2013)
- MOOCs, every letter is negotiable
Some providers
- Mooc Providers
- Coursera
- edX
- FutureLearn
- OpenupEd
- Udacity
- France Université Numérique
- MIT Open Courseware
Didactics:
- Pedagogy of Coursera
- Building a Coursera Course (Duke CIT – Centre for Instructional Technology)
- The Pedagogy of MOOCs, PowerPoint, Paul Stacey
- The pedagogical foundations of MOOCs
- SPOCs (Havard), Leiden University) Small Private Online Courses. Still open, but restricted to much smaller numbers: tens or hundreds
- A distributed open collaborative course, or Docc, doesn’t deliver a centralised singular syllabus to all the participants. Rather, it organises around a central topic. At participating colleges, professors will base their own courses on each weekly theme, sharing course materials and assignments but customising them for their own students.
- How to give a presentation in a MOOC: A Few Reminders.
Results
Harvardx and MITx Report on 4 Years of Open Online Courses
Developments:
Other
- Coursera Help Centre: Help articles and Community Forums for participants