Who are the MOOCs’ Students?
The Professors Who Make the MOOCs
... The result was an online class that he describes as "significantly more rigorous and demanding than the on-campus version." A key way professors are learning new teaching tricks is by taking cues from their MOOC ...
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Who will pass? Analyzing learner behaviors in MOOCs
... American MOOCs launched by Stanford University in 2011, many of the world ’ s elite universities are now offering some of their best courses for people to learn free ...five MOOCs to students in ...
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Exploring students learning approaches in MOOCs
... in MOOCs is to watch the video lectures, ask or answer questions in the fo- rum concerning the difficult concepts of the lectures, then solve and submit ...However students are free to navigate through the ...
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Content or platform: Why do students complete MOOCs?
... that students who are particularly motivated by the new and unique aspects of MOOCs as a new platform of learning are less likely to complete the course according to the pace set by the ...of ...
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“With-me-ness”: A gaze-measure for students’ attention in MOOCs
... Those who achieved high scores in the posttest had more ...perspective, students who scored high in the posttest were “with the teacher” for longer period of time than those who scored low in ...
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How Students Learn using MOOCs: An Eye-tracking Insight
... performing students were the fastest ...of who is reading, what they are reading, and why they are reading ...performing students having a deep learning strategy than other student ...the ...
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Are higher education students registering and participating in MOOCs? The case of MiríadaX
... Most MOOCs offer open learning opportunities at Higher Education (HE) ...HE students are taking this type of ...HE students participating in MOOCs, their registration, preferred topics and ...
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Anthropology in and of MOOCs
... anyone who wants the latest from Kiev, or the high school ...my students turned out to be a recently retired soccer star, Thomas Hitzlsperger, a midfielder on Germany’s 2006 World Cup team and now a ...
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The educational problem that MOOCs could solve: professional development for teachers of disadvantaged students
... learners who have no access to good higher ...teachers who need but do not receive high-quality continuing professional development, as a way of exploiting what MOOCs can do indirectly to serve ...
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E-Learning Through SWAYAM MOOCs- Awareness And Motivation Among Commerce Students
... survey who were not familiar with the concept and had pointed that the reason to do so was to present first the basic idea or information about MOOCs and then find out reactions in order to classify the ...
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Are Malaysian University Students “MOOCs Ready”?
... many students do not like to ...writing, students can use the textual communication to ...the students are massive and ...writing. MOOCs utilization can prepare students to write in ...
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MOOCs: factors that decrease desertion in students
... Para medir el nivel de conocimiento se dividieron las preguntas en las dos encuestas: la primera al inicio del curso “Introducción a la Plataforma”, con el objetivo de saber la experien[r] ...
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Eye-tracking perspectives of students’ learning trough MOOCs
... of students worldwide have signed up for Massive Open Online Courses ...the students?” and “how to make the learning process more efficient?” We address these two questions using a dual eye- tracking study ...
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The Evaluation of MOOCS by University Students from a Methodological Perspective
... university students who use MOOC about their degree of satisfaction with the training received based on a series of pro- posed methodological ...46 students of the University of Alicante’s Compulsory ...
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Who are the students who take precalculus?
... During Spring, 1998, the Department of Mathematical Sciences at William Rainey Harper College began a large-scale project to improve the effectiveness of the mathematics curriculum. The goal was to assess, revise, and ...
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Who Studies MOOCs? Interdisciplinarity in MOOC Research and its Changes over Time
... George Veletsianos 1 and Peter Shepherdson 2 1 Royal Roads University, Canada, 2 University of Zurich, Switzerland Abstract The complexity of digital and online education is becoming increasingly evident in the context ...
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Demographical changes of student subgroups in MOOCs : towards predicting at-risk students.
... MOOC students have various study behavior, with a very different interaction pattern with the course materials and their peers, when designing MOOCs, there is a strong need for providing personalized ...
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The Merchants of MOOCs
... The success of the Stanford Al course made MOOCs-Massive Open Online Courses-front page news. My thanks to the participants in the Legal Education Looking Forward sy[r] ...
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Feedbacks on MOOCS
... The learning process is flipped with regard of the classical one: the learner is the only one to build his learning goal, the teacher cannot give a unique learning goal. The learner choose the course, the teacher does ...
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INTRODUCTION to MOOCs:
... fee-paying students at the University of Manitoba along with 2,300 online participants who accessed the course for ...The students interacted via threaded discussions, blog posts, Second Life and ...
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