Offering the online courses for credit, one of the more contentious areas of the MOOC debate, is a discussion that can happen further down the road.
“As far as MOOCs go, it’s not a ‘no,'” said John Fritz, assistant Vice President for instructional technology at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. “But, it’s a ‘not yet.'”
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