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It's not the "free" part that is causing the problem – the law is that anyone offering courses has to register and pay a fee to the state, which might seem reas
by ianb 14y ago
It's not the "free" part that is causing the problem – the law is that anyone offering courses has to register and pay a fee to the state, which might seem reasonable for an institution charging tuition. It becomes absurd when they ask that an institution like Coursera ask permission of the state and pay a fee to provide free classes that lead to no degree.
- briandear 14y agoThe government loves their fees. You can't take a dump Minnesota without paying someone. Same in California.