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Coursera offers some phenomenal courses. If you don't like them, you can teach on Udemy, or skillshare, or a dozen other platforms. Don't b*tch just because the
by auctiontheory 13y ago
Coursera offers some phenomenal courses. If you don't like them, you can teach on Udemy, or skillshare, or a dozen other platforms. Don't b*tch just because they don't fulfill your every requirement.
Right now I'm taking a Coursera class taught by Thaddeus Hogarth. His bio does not list a PhD.
If you are not famous or educated enough to get a spot in the Coursera line up (neither am I), that is nobody's fault. Different strokes. But MOOCs are here to stay, and to revolutionize education.
- seiji 13y agoCan we at least change the name? STEM (science, tech, engineering, math) started out as SMET, but they rearranged it because SMET sounds like a disease. MOOCs sound like a cavalcade gullible people with brain damage screaming slurred almost-words from rooftops.
- auctiontheory 13y agoI hear what you're saying. It's better than Large Online Course Offerings, or Classes Over Internet Telephony Usually Superb.