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The MOOCs Cheatsheet Infographic will help you make sense of the alphabet soup along with major MOOC providers, trends, and student demographics. 
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the MOOC". Since then, enrollment rates as well as the number of providers and the number of courses they offer have only continued to climb. But how long can even the wealthiest MOOC sponsors - organizations MIT, Google and Harvard - continue to offer these courses for free?
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![Why the Past Cannot Predict the Future of MOOCs and Online Learning [#Infographic] | MOOCs, SPOCs and next generation Open Access Learning | Scoop.it](https://img.scoop.it/b3UMVWQgZz0ZkXAgvksArzl72eJkfbmt4t8yenImKBVvK0kTmF0xjctABnaLJIm9)
Higher education has withstood centuries of progress without changing. That’s about to change. Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge, Peter Mellow
Ante Lauc's curator insight,
May 20, 2013 7:02 AM
past can predict future if we do know dialectic...
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A lot of students. Taking the classes are free. No attendance necessary. MOOCs emphasize key features of a class. Would you be interested to review The Rise and History of MOOCs? Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge
Kim Flintoff's insight:
Pappas' summary of the more substantial work of Alyssa Martin.
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Could MOOCs be the future of online education? - Infographic
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And I think everyone should. It certainly is on the edge of turning over education. Coursera is offering many more interesting courses than I could possibly take and the choice of which ones to sti...
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Massive Online Open Courses - are they a good thing or are they potentially harmful? It depends on which side of the fence you are standing... http://www.scoop.it/t/easy-mooc Via Lucas Gruez, Learning Environments
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Technology is paving a new way for more students to connect with some of the best teachers on the planet. From Stanford to MIT to Harvard and beyond, there are massive open online courses sprouting up everywhere. It’s never been easier to take a course (or even get a whole darn degree) online.
PM-Great inforgraphic! Via Peter Mellow
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