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Makes you wonder why aren't online classes kept, at least a year or something, in case the information is out of date (for technology)?
by dethstar 13y ago
Makes you wonder why aren't online classes kept, at least a year or something, in case the information is out of date (for technology)?
- TrainedMonkey 13y agoUdacity has a model in which every class is self paced and they have not deleted a single one since uploading them.
- JosephBrown 13y agoThis is my favorite feature that Udacity has and the others don't.
- agwa 13y agoI'm not sure what you're saying. As far as I know, Crypto II has never been offered, so the problem is probably that they haven't developed any course material for it.
- krick 13y agoIt's not because of some practical reasons, just university policies.
- epsylon 13y agoThat's because the staff needs a schedule similar to the academic schedule so they can answer questions, correct things, participate in the forum discussions... Crypto I has been offered several times though (at least 4 or 5). If you ever signed up for one of the offerings, you can still access to the full course (videos, lectures, and I think even the automated grader) as well as the forums (but the forum activity usually fades down after the end of the course).