Essay questioning the evidence on MOOCs and learning | Inside Higher Ed | Information and digital literacy in education via the digital path | Scoop.it

As widely reported, five massive open online courses have been deemed worthy of an academic credit recommendationby the American Council on Education. The announcement by ACE has been greeted with equal parts acclaim and concern. Many see this step as a new day for increased access and reduced cost for those working toward a degree. Content costing thousands of dollars on campus may now be available for free and in the comfort of one’s own home. Others, especially in academe, continue to express concern about the nature of MOOCs and their ability to produce learning.


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