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Exactly: Enrollment is Closed We are sorry, but the enrollment for Functional Programming Principles in Scala is currently closed. We will inform you via emai

Exactly: Enrollment is Closed We are sorry, but the enrollment for Functional Programming Principles in Scala is currently closed. We will inform you via email when new Coursera classes are launched, so stay tuned for more. Meanwhile, check out some of our other classes here! The Coursera Team

VLM 14y ago
"Enrollment is Closed We are sorry" Yeah me too. Coursera = MCOC = Massively Closed Offline Course. Imagine wikipedia only allowing people to view the "Scala" page between the hours of 7:30 and 8:30 on alternate tuesdays, otherwise you're outta luck, for completely arbitrary reason. Very unimpressed with the MOOC trend. Bring back MIT OCW where I can download and watch video lectures whenever I want, forever.
- patmcguire 14y ago
  When did they take that down? Thankfully I got the material for the course I was working through downloaded. Why would they do that?
  - ilmare 14y ago
    If you were enrolled before just go to your courses page, find fp course and go to archive of your class (with all the content, problem sets, forums, etc).
  - myko 14y ago
    Would it be okay/possible to post the materials online? I'd be interested in going through the course.
    - nullobject 14y ago
      The course material is still available, although you'll need to sign up for a Coursera account. It also looks like they're running another course in March 2013. https://class.coursera.org/progfun-2012-001/class/index https://class.coursera.org/progfun-2012-001/class/index
      - myko 14y ago
        Weird, when I click that link I'm asked to login. When I login it says to check out other courses.
- ilmare 14y ago
  You can't compare time-based courses to general information provider like wikipedia. Providing content of previously offered courses is controlled by colleges/instructors [1] [1] http://help.coursera.org/customer/portal/articles/572218-can-i-access-a-course-and-contents-after-it-ends- http://help.coursera.org/customer/portal/articles/572218-can...

VLM 14y ago

"Enrollment is Closed We are sorry" Yeah me too. Coursera = MCOC = Massively Closed Offline Course. Imagine wikipedia only allowing people to view the "Scala" page between the hours of 7:30 and 8:30 on alternate tuesdays, otherwise you're outta luck, for completely arbitrary reason. Very unimpressed with the MOOC trend. Bring back MIT OCW where I can download and watch video lectures whenever I want, forever.

patmcguire 14y ago
When did they take that down? Thankfully I got the material for the course I was working through downloaded. Why would they do that?
- ilmare 14y ago
  If you were enrolled before just go to your courses page, find fp course and go to archive of your class (with all the content, problem sets, forums, etc).
- myko 14y ago
  Would it be okay/possible to post the materials online? I'd be interested in going through the course.
  - nullobject 14y ago
    The course material is still available, although you'll need to sign up for a Coursera account. It also looks like they're running another course in March 2013. https://class.coursera.org/progfun-2012-001/class/index https://class.coursera.org/progfun-2012-001/class/index
    - myko 14y ago
      Weird, when I click that link I'm asked to login. When I login it says to check out other courses.
ilmare 14y ago
You can't compare time-based courses to general information provider like wikipedia. Providing content of previously offered courses is controlled by colleges/instructors [1] [1] http://help.coursera.org/customer/portal/articles/572218-can-i-access-a-course-and-contents-after-it-ends- http://help.coursera.org/customer/portal/articles/572218-can...