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Seriously, you expect him to not be Finnish or an EU inhabitant and there not going any EU euros into this project? And his point seems quite right. There are s
by wjnc 7y ago
Seriously, you expect him to not be Finnish or an EU inhabitant and there not going any EU euros into this project? And his point seems quite right. There are so many MOOCS in this segment, we don't need a government picking winners and paying for translation in a time when a very large part of tertiary education in Europe is already in English. On top of that, given that it's the Finish presidency choosing Helsinki university, I doubt they've followed the procurement rules the EU dictates.
- pasiaj 7y agoYou doubt it?
- bentsku 7y agoIt is just a course that was already made and already in English, available online and that some people were picked to take to try it the first year. EU universities are already open to every EU students, I find it quite smart to market it this way. It's a just a free course to educate yourself about AI, in any fields of work, and how to apply it where you can. The translation will be paid by the Finnish state. I mean, how can people be unhappy about free education ? This MOOC was done and proven to educate people, Finnish people like it, so they opened it to EU. Picking winner in what sense ?