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Yes, the knowledge acquired is assumed :) but really, I've realized there's no difference between MOOC and self-studying a textbook if the MOOCs don't provide
by intellegacy 14y ago
Yes, the knowledge acquired is assumed :)
but really, I've realized there's no difference between MOOC and self-studying a textbook if the MOOCs don't provide credit.
- Turing_Machine 14y agoA MOOC (a good one, anyway) puts you in contact with many others who are studying the same material and can provide valuable insights on it. You don't get that with a book.
- chii 14y ago> I've realized there's no difference between MOOC and self-studying a textbook if the MOOCs don't provide credit. MOOC is curated - it is much easier to learn via a MOOC than self study. THe credit/certs is only to "prove" to someone else who don't care about your actual person that you have the said skills. credit/certs are a poor proxy for skill and competency imho.