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If I remember correctly edX is a non-profit. So I guess at least the content will be freely available even if they charge for the certification. I think both Co
by srikz 10y ago
If I remember correctly edX is a non-profit. So I guess at least the content will be freely available even if they charge for the certification. I think both Coursera and edX have some financing schemes for those who can't afford the price, although I haven't found out how it actually works.
- clintonb 10y agoedX is a non-profit, and the majority of our code is open source. However, course content belongs to the course creators—professors and universities. We have agreements in place to keep most content public, and re-run courses, for multiple years in some cases. Learners who want a verified certificate but need financial assistance can learn more at https://support.edx.org/hc/en-us/sections/203392988-Financial-Assistance https://support.edx.org/hc/en-us/sections/203392988-Financia....