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12 Open Educational Resources: From Khan to MIT

Higher education can now tap into an explosion of educational resources that are free to view, download and modify. That's disruptive to commercial textbooks, media and assessments.
12 Open Educational Resources: From Khan to MIT
Comments | David F. Carr | March 12, 2013 09:06 AM

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#1: MIT OpenCourseWare

The MIT OpenCourseWare website launched in 2002, and by 2007 MIT put its entire curriculum online, free of charge. The OpenCourseWare site includes video lectures, presentations and course materials drawn from MIT's standard curriculum. It also paved the way for MIT's entry into the MOOC arena, first with MITx and then edX, a joint venture with Harvard that now has 12 participating universities.

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