The Position of xMOOCs in Educational Systems
The idea of xMOOCs initially aimed at fundamentally changing the US tertiary education system by providing open mass education. This attempt failed for a number of reasons. They include: the ignorance of the importance and benefits of face-to-face instruction, the high workload imposed on students b...
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description | The idea of xMOOCs initially aimed at fundamentally changing the US tertiary education system by providing open mass education. This attempt failed for a number of reasons. They include: the ignorance of the importance and benefits of face-to-face instruction, the high workload imposed on students by xMOOCs, the consequences of current xMOOC didactics, the financing of the high costs, and the difficulties of integration into the teaching organization. As a consequence, xMOOCs are turning into methods for professional continuing education including a business model that covers the institution’s cost. |
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spelling | doaj.art-e9287756d86f45aea20208c540c9c4e12022-12-21T19:48:26ZdeuFernUniversität HagenE-learning and Education1860-74702014-12-01110The Position of xMOOCs in Educational SystemsRolf SchulmeisterThe idea of xMOOCs initially aimed at fundamentally changing the US tertiary education system by providing open mass education. This attempt failed for a number of reasons. They include: the ignorance of the importance and benefits of face-to-face instruction, the high workload imposed on students by xMOOCs, the consequences of current xMOOC didactics, the financing of the high costs, and the difficulties of integration into the teaching organization. As a consequence, xMOOCs are turning into methods for professional continuing education including a business model that covers the institution’s cost.http://eleed.campussource.de/archive/10/4074e-learningMOOCxMOOCeducational systembusiness modellearning success in xMOOCslearning in xMOOCsdidactics of xMOOCs |
spellingShingle | Rolf Schulmeister The Position of xMOOCs in Educational Systems E-learning and Education e-learning MOOC xMOOC educational system business model learning success in xMOOCs learning in xMOOCs didactics of xMOOCs |
title | The Position of xMOOCs in Educational Systems |
title_full | The Position of xMOOCs in Educational Systems |
title_fullStr | The Position of xMOOCs in Educational Systems |
title_full_unstemmed | The Position of xMOOCs in Educational Systems |
title_short | The Position of xMOOCs in Educational Systems |
title_sort | position of xmoocs in educational systems |
topic | e-learning MOOC xMOOC educational system business model learning success in xMOOCs learning in xMOOCs didactics of xMOOCs |
url | http://eleed.campussource.de/archive/10/4074 |
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