Making the internet more open... in education

Making the internet more open... in education

Over the past few decades starting with the computer revolution and continuing through the digital age, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology has been a leader in cutting edge (and often bleeding edge) styles of educating the brightest minds around the world. It’s no wonder that in an atmosphere where free is not always free and content is being safeguarded for the sake of political aspirations and monetary gains, MIT is blazing the trail for an open form of communication through OpenCourseWare.

The infographic below breaks down how OCW has changed education, which programs are currently experimenting with the emerging trend, and what the future holds. Click to enlarge.

The State of OpenCourseWare
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#1
Dylan
February 1st, 2012 at 2:01 am

OMG ,My best friend ,she just has announced her wedding with a millionaire young man Ronald who is the CEO of a MNC !they met via –S`eek W’ealthy.C óM .it is the largest and best club for wealthy people and their admirers to chat online. …you don’t have to be rich there ,but you can meet one , It’s worthy a try. You do not have to be rich or famous. !The infographic below breaks down how OCW has changed education, which programs are currently experimenting with the emerging trend, and what the future holds. Click to enlarge.

 
 
#2
Dylan
February 3rd, 2012 at 5:08 am

I’m a sweet, friendly, honest (sometimes too honest), caring girl in search of “the one”.I’ve been single for over two years so i got Queenna2011 on—–S`eek W’ealthy.C óM——-to find my Mr right..it is the first and best club for wealthy people and their admirers. …you don’t have to be rich ,but you can meet one there , maybe you wanna check it out or tell your friends!
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