Noun
MOOC (plural MOOCs)
A massive open online course designed for a very large enrollment, offered on the World Wide Web by an educational institution and typically free of charge.
Hyponyms: cMOOC, xMOOC
EdX is the second most popular MOOC provider in the world based on the number of students (over 14 million learners) and has an catalog of more than 1800 online courses. Source: Internet
I was able to finish this 11-week MOOC in ten days because the materials are a fine balance between succinct and comprehensive and very engagingly presented. Source: Internet
In this case, on-campus students were taking the EXACT same course as MOOC students around the world, and they were earning credit. Source: Internet
For Magenta MOOC, Deutsche Telekom has been awarded with one of the most prestigious international HRM awards, the Brandon Hall Group Award in Gold for excellence in the category “Best use of social/collaborative learning”. Source: Internet
Happy Smarts”) reflects on his MOOC and book, and we summarize the points that have come out of this, our three part series called “MOOC Vs. Book.” Source: Internet
“Searching for the Grand Paris” is an original MOOC featuring accounts from residents, association representatives, experts, and researchers. Source: Internet