I agree with lack of interaction with MOOCs. I enrolled in three courses on Coursera and dropped out from two of them. The only one I completed, the instructor

I agree with lack of interaction with MOOCs. I enrolled in three courses on Coursera and dropped out from two of them. The only one I completed, the instructor was engaging and interactive in the sense, he didn't show just the slides and read, he interacted with the slide. By the time, he finished the video, the slides were all written over in his handwriting. The one course I dropped because instructor was reading the slides in the videos. I can read slides faster myself, I don't need to watch a lengthy video and listen instructor read the slides. The second course dropped because instructor wasn't very good at explaining things. He will just show the slides but then ramble on. Though expert in his field, I got the impression that he wasn't a good teacher. Teaching is an art and not necessarily every expert can teach. The MOOCs need to be engaging, not just the topic wise but also instructor wise.