You Asked, We Answered: Part 3
After helping us celebrate 20 years of open sharing in 2021, it’s natural to wonder: what’s next? This week, to close out our learner Q&A series, we’re taking your questions…
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You Asked, We Answered Part 2
A lot goes into getting a course ready for publication on OpenCourseWare, but the work doesn’t stop once a course or video goes live. As a member of the open…
Continue readingYou Asked, We Answered: The Magic Behind MIT OpenCourseWare
Have you ever wondered how a course comes together on OCW? How do we decide which courses will have video lectures, or what it’s like collaborating with MIT faculty to…
Continue readingYou’re Invited! Join Us in Celebrating 20 Years
Friends of MIT OpenCourseWare, This April marks the 20th anniversary of OCW. For two decades you’ve learned with us, shared your stories with us, shared our resources with others, tuned…
Continue readingCourses from MIT’s 2021 MacVicar Fellows
By Peter Chipman, OCW Digital Publication Specialist and OCW Educator Assistant For the past 29 years, the MacVicar Faculty Fellows Program has honored several MIT professors each year who have made…
Continue readingOCW Faculty Profile: Shigeru Miyagawa
This linguistics professor says sharing course materials online is “one of the best things that can happen” to a teacher. By MIT OpenCourseWare In Japan, one of the biggest cultural…
Continue readingCourses from MIT’s 2020 MacVicar Fellows
By Peter Chipman, OCW Digital Publication Specialist and OCW Educator Assistant For the past 28 years, the MacVicar Faculty Fellows Program has honored several MIT professors each year who have made…
Continue readingFaculty Profile: Hazel Sive
Photograph from 7.01SC Fundamentals of Biology. An illustration showing the double helix structure of DNA (Image courtesy of the National Human Genome Research Institute). How Do Cells Organize Themselves Into a…
Continue readingHow to Speak, How to Live
Watch this one-hour master class on effective presentations by the late Patrick Winston. By Curt Newton, OCW Director “Your success in life will be determined largely by your ability to…
Continue readingA Wealth of OCW Content from Nobel Prize-Winning MIT Economists Duflo and Banerjee
The Nobel Prize in Economics just awarded to MIT economists Esther Duflo and Abhijit Banerjee (along with Harvard colleague Michael Kremer) recognizes the transformational results of their antipoverty research and…
Continue readingIAP: A Fusion of Fun and Learning at MIT
Every January, MIT students, faculty, and staff come together and design a special learning experience. Infused with creativity, inventiveness and fun, the four week term, known as Independent Activities Period…
Continue readingCourses from MIT’s 2019 MacVicar Fellows
By Peter Chipman, OCW Digital Publication Specialist and OCW Educator Assistant For the past 27 years, the MacVicar Faculty Fellows Program has honored several MIT professors each year who have made outstanding…
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