Vive la Révolution MOOC
By Steve Kolowich
October 4, 2013
France is encouraging its universities to build massive open online courses—in French, naturally—with edX’s open-source platform, the nonprofit organization announced on Thursday.
The move is part of a push by France’s Ministry of Higher Education and Research to increase the country’s online offerings. This year the ministry opened a “digital university,” called France Université Numerique, which it hopes will serve as an online clearinghouse for MOOCs offered by various French universities. The first courses will begin early next year.
EdX, which was founded by Harvard University and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, recently made the source code for its popular MOOC platform available free. Stanford University, for example, has begun using the OpenEdX platform to power some of its online courses. Read more.
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The MOOC Revolution : Matthieu Cisel at TEDxParisUniversités
http://www.yt4u.net/watch-E7TzhDtHwWs.html
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