Two Revolutions in Learning
Abstract
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CREDIT: SARA RUBINSTEIN; DONNA COVENEY/MIT
The dazzling promise of affordable, high-quality, globally accessible online courses has renewed attention to learning and teaching. The opportunity to realize the full potential of so-called MOOCs (massively open online courses) may reside in a parallel, yet often unconnected, revolution in learning. Applying our understanding of undergraduate learning to online environments will build...
Paper Details
Title
Two Revolutions in Learning
Published Date
Mar 21, 2013
Journal
Volume
339
Issue
6126
Pages
1359 - 1359
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