See also:
UC Irvine professor stops teaching online course in dispute
Professors’ open letter: MOOCs a ‘compromise of quality education’
MOOCs and the potential for learning socially
Are students ‘too busy’ for MOOCs?
The ABCs of MOOCs: What it’s like to enroll
Lack of experience, technical issues hurt MOOC program
Union concerned with New York MOOC expansion
Students: Online courses require more discipline
MOOCs: ‘Nightmare’ or a ‘tremendous opportunity’?
Satisfied students: 9 in 10 pleased with MOOC
MOOCs aren’t reaching their target audience
MOOC advocates meet a major roadblock
A story of learning: My brother’s MOOC experience
Low MOOC completion rates back in the limelight
The problem with the MOOC movement
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