1. Massive Open Online Courses
Group 6
Sansa
Theon
Snow
Rob
Arya

2. OUTLINE
What is MOOCs Snow
What is Open Courseware Snow
The origins of MOOCs and Open Courses Sansa
Introduce two of the popular MOOCs (Edx & Coursera) Rob
Use a lesson to demonstrate Theon
My comments on MOOCs Arya

3. A . What is MOOCs
Snow

4. WHAT IS MOOCs?

6. What is MOOCs MOOCs，Massive Open Online Courses
Massive user of online can use the internet to participate in learning.
After MOOCs learners register, the teacher will teach with short video, arranged homework and test,through online platform, teacher can grasp of student results

7. What is MOOCs
The origin of MOOCs
MOOCs development

8. B . What is Open Courseware
Snow

9. What is Open Courseware?
The origin of Open Courseware
Open Courseware Goals

10. C .The Origins of MOOCs and Open Courses
Sansa

11. The Origins of Open Courseware
In 1999 the MIT proposed knowledge sharing program in Education Technology Conference
OCW’s Principles
a free , open and high quality educational materials
is available for use an open license
does not typically provide certification
started in 1999 when the University of Tübingen in Germany published videos of lectures online for its Internet Multimedia Server initiative
OCW’s Principles
is a free and open digital publication of high quality educational materials, organized as courses.
is available for use and adaptation under an open license, such as certain Creative Commons licenses.
does not typically provide certification or access to faculty.

12. Needs a better informal educational system which would be
How it get started?
Needs a better informal educational system which would be
Free
Open
Broad
Easier
, , and to be used.

13. HISTORY Of MOOCS

14. The Origins Of MOOCS The word MOOCs was coined in 2008
This format has been used a couple of times by George Siemens and Stephen Downes in their CCK08
( Connectivism and Connective Knowledge Course run in 2008)
connecting learners > presenting content
MIT and Harvard University etablished a MOOCs platform edX in 2012
The word MOOCs was coined in 2008 by Dave Cormier from the University of Monitoba.
This format has been used a couple of times by George Siemens and Stephen Downes in their CCK08
( Connectivism and Connective Knowledge Course run in 2008)
The early MOOCs were less about presenting content and more about connecting learners
MIT and Harvard University etablished a MOOCs platform edX in 2012

15. D.Introduce two of the popular MOOCs (Edx & Coursera)
Rob

16. Coursera Allow students to interactively learn through the web
Video learner can choose subtitles
Course can be downloaded
Can communicate online
Talk face to face

18. Edx MIT & Harvard University Nonprofit organizations
More than 70 school
 Offers certificates & Credit
Research & Distance education

19. E. Demonstrate a lesson
Theon

21. About this course
This introductory Chinese language course will emphasize basic language skills for everyday life in Mandarin speaking countries.
The course is composed of several parts: Dialogues, listening comprehension exercises, Chinese characters, Mandarin songs, and Tea Time.

22. What you'll learn Colloquial Mandarin vocabulary used in daily life
Highly practical expressions in given Mandarin contexts
Listening skills for communicating with Chinese native speakers
Some basic and frequently used Chinese characters
How to utilize the course for self-study
EDX

23. F. Comments on MOOCs
Arya

25. MOOCs    Free or very low cost  Can give you a test of a subject
 Low completion rates
 Little personal attention

26. Coursera    Extremely diverse catalog  Extremely flexible deadline
 Very easy to use forums 
 Not completely free
 Quizzes are too lenient

27. Coursera’s Course Type
Type 1 : Full Courses.
you can choose to pay and get the certificate or just do the full course for free.
Type 2 : 'premium' paid courses.
These courses have 2 options: 
Audit Only (free + no access to assignments)
Certificate (full experience + certificate). 
Type 3 : Free Courses.
courses that are purely for learning, no certificates offered.

28. edX   Free  Quizzes are very rigorous and strict 
 The catalog isn't very diverse
 The discussion forum is user-unfriendly
 Infrequent offering

29. Coursera vs. edX Coursera edX type commercial Non-profit price
Not exactly
free
diversity
Coursera > edX
sources
120+
70+
courses
2000+
1288
certificate
US$49
US$25
credit 
language
more
less
app
ios / android 

30. Conclusion-Who Should Take A MOOC
Students
Current students
Prospective students
Research students 1
Lifelong learners who can benefit after college
Teachers
Parents 2 3
People seeking personal enrichment at different life stages