In this article, we explore China’s MOOC providers — from the giant, general-purpose platforms to the smaller, more specialized ones.
The 2020 Learning @ Scale (L@S) takes place on May 27 – 29, 2020 in Atlanta Georgia, at Georgia Tech Global Learning Center.
Layoffs, price hikes, and a new CEO: 2019 was an eventful year for Udacity.
In 2019, edX got a new co-CEO, gained more learners than in 2018, and a couple of the platform’s instructors won a Nobel prize.
In 2019, FutureLearn received £50M ($65M) in funding and launched Unlimited, an annual subscription for its entire catalog.
Now in its eighth year, the modern MOOC movement has reached 110 million learners.
How MOOCs created by museums can help K12 teachers and achieve high engagement numbers.
In 2019, Coursera achieved the coveted unicorn status and as usual, Coursera launched more degrees, courses, and microcredentials.
It seems that MOOCs are as big in China as they are in the rest of the world combined. And Class Central just turned eight!
2019 was a busy year for Class Central. Here’s a recap of some of this year’s main developments.
