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For the ongoing courses it will be available, so I guess it will be the same for these also.The thing you miss out on taking them later is the structure of the
by henrikgs 15y ago
For the ongoing courses it will be available, so I guess it will be the same for these also.The thing you miss out on taking them later is the structure of the class with deadlines (very good incentive to really sit down and learn!) and personal letter from the teachers
- spacemanaki 15y agoDo you have a reference for that about the ongoing courses? I tried to find something about it a while ago and couldn't. It would be awesome if they plan to just leave the whole web app with quizzes etc up and open for people to use at their own pace.
- henrikgs 15y agoFrom The DB class FAQ: Q: Will the materials still be available after the course is over? At the very least, all of the materials in the OpenClassroom repository will be available, including videos with embedded quizzes, lecture notes, course materials, software guides, and extensive do-it-yourself exercises with solutions. http://openclassroom.stanford.edu/MainFolder/CoursePage.php?course=IntroToDatabases http://openclassroom.stanford.edu/MainFolder/CoursePage.php?...
- spacemanaki 15y agoI was actually wondering about the AI class... it's not listed on the Open Classroom site. It's really weird that they are not under the same umbrella but I guess the AI class is managed by that start up or something? Thanks anyway.
- henrikgs 15y agoCopy pasting like a madman here, sorry about that. From AI class FAQ; Will the videos be available without enrolling? Yes, however you will not have access to any other features of the course including homeworks, exams, discussion groups, and posts from the professors. So I guess you're out of luck as far as the web app, quizzez etc. All the videos are on Youtube so they will be available after the class has finished
- spacemanaki 15y agoThat question doesn't specifically address what happens after the course is over. I'd read all of this before, and that's why I was asking for a reference. Oh well, thanks again.