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Kadenze, a MOOC Platform Optimized for Arts Education

Ex-Coursera instructor Dr. Ajay Kapur starts Kadenze, a MOOC platform optimized for arts education.

Dhawal Shah Jul 6th, 2015

Learning the Art and Science of Interaction Design

Interview with UCSD Professor Scott Klemmer on new Interaction Design Specialization offered via Coursera.

Charlie Chung Jun 28th, 2015

In-Depth Review: Coding the Matrix: Linear Algebra through Computer Science Applications

Learn how to use matrices and vectors with Python in this basics of Linear Algebra course.

Bruno Lehouque Jun 23rd, 2015

PennX: University of Pennsylvania joins edX

Penn, a founding member of Coursera will also offer its courses via edX

Dhawal Shah Jun 19th, 2015

The Science of Cool: How Popularity Affects Our Lives

UNC Psychology professor Mitch Prinstein discusses his MOOC, the Psychology of Popularity.

Charlie Chung Jun 16th, 2015

People Helping People Do Math: An Interview with Ohio State University’s Jim Fowler

Popular Ohio State University calculus professor Jim Fowler says doing and teaching math is a social activity.

Charlie Chung Jun 9th, 2015

First MOOC Nominated for Emmy Award, ‘Kennedy Half Century’

‘The Kennedy Half Century’ from University of Virginia becomes the first MOOC to be nominated for the prestigious Emmy Award.

Charlie Chung Jun 4th, 2015

Course Review: Miracles of Human Language from Leiden University on Coursera

An Introduction into the study of languages and the field of linguistics with special interview sessions from Noam Chomsky, Adele Goldberg, Claartje Levelt and more.

Deepak Jois Jun 3rd, 2015

The Keys to Happiness: Study the Science through a Free Course

Dr. Raghunathan and the ISB are offering a free online course (MOOC) called ‘A Life of Happiness and Fulfillment’ on the Coursera platform.

Charlie Chung Jun 2nd, 2015

Course Review: History of the Slave South by The University Of Pennsylvania

Patricia Ross talks about how History of the Slave South caused her to understand new insights that did not fit the simple good vs. bad preconceived notions.

Patricia Ross May 28th, 2015

Learning the Art of Data Science from Johns Hopkins University

JHU’s Data Science Specialization offered on Coursera will give learners a solid foundation and practical experience in data science.

Charlie Chung May 27th, 2015

Neurobiology MOOC Professor Exchanges Correspondence with Young Student

Prof. Peggy Mason Shares Heartwarming Experience as a MOOC Instructor.

Charlie Chung May 18th, 2015

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Kadenze, a MOOC Platform Optimized for Arts Education

Learning the Art and Science of Interaction Design

In-Depth Review: Coding the Matrix: Linear Algebra through Computer Science Applications

PennX: University of Pennsylvania joins edX

The Science of Cool: How Popularity Affects Our Lives

People Helping People Do Math: An Interview with Ohio State University’s Jim Fowler

First MOOC Nominated for Emmy Award, ‘Kennedy Half Century’

Course Review: Miracles of Human Language from Leiden University on Coursera

The Keys to Happiness: Study the Science through a Free Course

Course Review: History of the Slave South by The University Of Pennsylvania

Learning the Art of Data Science from Johns Hopkins University

Neurobiology MOOC Professor Exchanges Correspondence with Young Student

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