Online Course
Power of the Pen: Identities and Social Issues in Fiction and Nonfiction
Overview
This creative writing MOOC will focus on writing about identities, communities, and social issues in fiction and nonfiction. There is no cost to enroll; registration is completely free for all participants. No writing experience is required. This MOOC welcomes writers of all communities and identities.
Taught by
Christopher Merrill and Venise Berry
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Reviews
5.0 rating, based on 2 reviews
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Dizz completed this course, spending 5 hours a week on it and found the course difficulty to be medium.
Interesting, very well-run course, with input and teaching by many excellent poets and playwrights. Although I couldn't put as much time into the course as I would have liked - especially in the last weeks, I learnt a lot and found the assignments nicely challenging. The routine of writing and submitting one's own work and commenting on the work of others strengthens one's own abilities and, I hope, adds extra perspective to the work of others. -
Marina Veneka completed this course, spending 10 hours a week on it and found the course difficulty to be medium.
The best MOOC for me was NovoEd: Power of the Pen: Identities and Social Issues in Fiction and Nonfiction by the University of IOWA.
This was certainly the best MOOC I have ever taken. It includes everything regarding Art.
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