Have massive open online courses emerged from the Trough of Disillusionment to the Slopes of Enlightenment? Wherever MOOCs belong on the Gartner Hype Cycle, one thing is clear: there are more courses and students now than ever before.
How are thousands of other learners engaging with online learning? We delve into the internal stats on Class Central users to break down the latest meta behind online learning …
We examine how the MOOC space has grown throughout 2015 in comparison to the same data from 2014. We look at a variety of stats, from numbers of students, to numbers of courses, to the rise in popularity of non-English language courses.
MOOC providers are targeting the high school demographic, to the extent that they’re developing programs just for high schoolers. We take a look at what’s available for high schoolers, and from which providers.
Free MOOC certificates are a thing of the past: they have been completely replaced by paid-for certificates. We take a look at how much certificates cost from each major MOOC provider.
We take a look at the latest announcements from Coursera and edX regarding their courses and pay structures. We also look at the numbers relating to MOOC providers’ revenue.
Find out how the format of MOOCs has changed and grown over the past year, what “self paced” means for MOOCs, and how it compares to the “session based” format.
This is a comphrensive run-down on the MOOC-provider FutureLearn. Read this article to find out what they’re like as a company and MOOC platform, and to find out why the future is looking bright for FutureLearn.