In part 2 of this series on online music education, Prof. Cook examines how students are using social networks to learn and collaborate, and why robots are a good fit for music education.
In the first part of this series on music education, we look back at its history: how did it work in the past and what was possible, how has it grown, and what might this mean for its future?
The second part of Donald Clark’s analysis on improving MOOCs. In this article he provides 8 tips, backed up by research, on how to create a good MOOC.
Mathieu Nebra describes Benjamin Bloom’s breakthrough discovery in education from the 1980s, and then looks at why it wasn’t possible to scale the methods — until now.
This is an in-depth analysis of arts MOOCs: their current state, how their needs differ to MOOCs of other subjects, and what their future might look like.
One of the minds behind HarvardX / edX explains in detail how they structure their courses, and how they gather and then use data to improve course structures.
Due to a mutually beneficial agreement between the two, we could soon see edX expanding its influence in India and India’s Bennett university becoming a revolutionary educational force in the country.