MOOC platforms

MOOC...was built for you to get any information everywhere. It's a participatory distributed open course which supports life-long networked learning. MOOCs provide affordable and flexible way to learn new skills, persue lifelong interests and deliver quality educational experiences at sacle. Whether you're interested in learning for yourself, advancing your career or leveraging online courses to educate your workforce.

The MOOC isn't just a school or just an online course, it's a way to connect and collaborate while developing digital skills whilst engagimg in the learning process. Imoprtantly, it's an event around which people gather together and discuss the topic.

If you are considering a MOOC for yourself or your organization, you’ll first need to determine which tool you will use to build the course. The following is an assessment of five popular free MOOC (and MOOC-like) platforms.

One of the best platform is EDX.
Some more about this:

edX

EdX is an open-source platform offered by edX.org. It is the same platform that universities such as Harvard and MIT use to offer courses to 100,000+ students. It was released as open source in March 2013, and the goal was to act as the WordPress for MOOC platforms, allowing users to use plug-ins to expand the core functionality. edX has a fast, modern feel, with the ability to accommodate large enrollments.
edX is suitable for organizations that want a modern, flexible, robust course-management platform. Although it is open source, investment will need to be made in both installation and some maintenance. But the return will be a platform that can provide best-in-class content to thousands of students.

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