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Mon May 13, 2013, 02:44 PM

WhaTHellsgoingonhere (5,252 posts)

46. coursera.org

I've taken 4 courses for fun, I'm not looking for college credit.

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49 replies	Author	Time	Post
Free on-line classes from MIT, Harvard, Berkeley and more [View all]	Lilyhoney	May 2013	OP
Thanks!	NYC_SKP	May 2013	#1
Here ya go.	Lilyhoney	May 2013	#3
Can be very useful for personal edification, but not college credit in most cases.	aikoaiko	May 2013	#2
Not yet, anyway.	Iris	May 2013	#4
Iris, I would like very much to learn more about MOOC's	Lilyhoney	May 2013	#7
Massive Open Online Course....	NYC_SKP	May 2013	#16
Love the ISKME site!	Iris	May 2013	#49
Here's a small collection of articles	Iris	May 2013	#48
I actually prefer the concept of taking classes to learn rather than to earn a degree.	NYC_SKP	May 2013	#8
Free works for me.	Lilyhoney	May 2013	#13
That assumes a lot	Iris	May 2013	#47
No credit is offered or earned.	Lilyhoney	May 2013	#6
There are options to turn it into credit -	Ms. Toad	May 2013	#12
I did not know this.	Lilyhoney	May 2013	#18
Here's one place:	Ms. Toad	May 2013	#26
Thanks for the link.	Lilyhoney	May 2013	#30
Very cool!	Baitball Blogger	May 2013	#5
Cool	missingthebigdog	May 2013	#9
I'm a professor.	a la izquierda	May 2013	#10
I do not have an answer to your question.	Lilyhoney	May 2013	#15
For now, at least,	Ms. Toad	May 2013	#19
Thank you for responding to the professor's question.	Lilyhoney	May 2013	#25
Thanks for a really reasoned response.	a la izquierda	May 2013	#42
The love affair with MOOCs is beginning to fade a bit,	kiva	May 2013	#39
Thanks Kiva...	a la izquierda	May 2013	#43
And I would like to know what they learn that they can't get from	pnwmom	May 2013	#41
As another professor...	caraher	May 2013	#44
Spot on answer.	a la izquierda	May 2013	#45
I really enjoyed Professor Blight's civil war course from Yale:	mucifer	May 2013	#11
Thank you for the link.	Lilyhoney	May 2013	#21
love it too	kcjohn1	May 2013	#28
I just got my certificate in CS50X	Ms. Toad	May 2013	#14
Thank you for your feedback.	Lilyhoney	May 2013	#17
I'm currently enrolled in ER22x	Ms. Toad	May 2013	#24
The Justice class looked interesting to me too.	Lilyhoney	May 2013	#33
Just looked at the stats and heat map. Very cool. nt	Lilyhoney	May 2013	#34
Lots of fun -	Ms. Toad	May 2013	#35
Since I had my son thre years ago	Lilyhoney	May 2013	#36
I know that feeling.	Ms. Toad	May 2013	#37
It's interesting that a similar "revolution" was proposed when tv/radio became popular...	Sancho	May 2013	#20
I agree with you.	Lilyhoney	May 2013	#22
Cool! I've taken a few courses at Coursera.org	Union Scribe	May 2013	#23
I've heard some good feedback about that organization, as well. n/t	Ms. Toad	May 2013	#27
I've been brushing up on some sciences on there.	Union Scribe	May 2013	#31
elastic noodles are a whole lot better	Ms. Toad	May 2013	#38
Thanks for the link.	Lilyhoney	May 2013	#29
Lol!	Union Scribe	May 2013	#32
Open Courseware Consortium -to offer certification and college credit for online courses.......	Ghost in the Machine	May 2013	#40
coursera.org	WhaTHellsgoingonhere	May 2013	#46

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