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This isn't some mail-order-MBA-translated-to-the-internet, your Illinois example is apples and oranges. In fact it's not even about course credit. It's free. P
by ramblerman 14y ago
This isn't some mail-order-MBA-translated-to-the-internet, your Illinois example is apples and oranges.
In fact it's not even about course credit. It's free. People from Africa, South America, India, China and so forth are getting access to professors at Ivy League universities.
That's a big deal in my book!
Yes, One professor can throw some videos on youtube, but this is a structured environment to bring full courses to students. And more importantly, it's a 'hot' idea right now, it seems professors left and right are coming out of the woodworks to join in.
So yes, education is certainly changing. It's hard to say where to exactly, but something is stirring - and I think it's good.
- rimantas 14y ago> People from Africa, South America, India, China and so > forth are getting access to professors at Ivy League > universities. And?
- arafalov 14y agoAnd this: http://chronicle.com/article/Teaching-to-the-World-From/134068/ http://chronicle.com/article/Teaching-to-the-World-From/1340...