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Thu Feb 7, 2013, 05:14 PM

Deep13 (37,268 posts)

16. McSchool. nt

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33 replies	Author	Time	Post
College credit recommended for free online courses [View all]	michigandem58	Feb 2013	OP
coursera's latest disaster....	mike_c	Feb 2013	#1
Dear promoters of on-line education...	Deep13	Feb 2013	#2
It is the only way for some to obtain an education.	ScreamingMeemie	Feb 2013	#3
+1. n/t	dgibby	Feb 2013	#5
It's no way to obtain an education.	Deep13	Feb 2013	#15
Yes it is. And I support it. For some it is their only shot at an education.	ScreamingMeemie	Feb 2013	#19
Online education has its place in educational options	CreekDog	Feb 2013	#33
I couldn't agree more!	CountAllVotes	Feb 2013	#6
Picture yourself at 21, with a young child and two jobs that take up your day	ScreamingMeemie	Feb 2013	#8
that is what was done	CountAllVotes	Feb 2013	#17
There is a VERY big difference	enlightenment	Feb 2013	#18
Online chat discussions can fill in the gap	Yavin4	Feb 2013	#27
You aren't grasping what I'm saying.	enlightenment	Feb 2013	#30
a bit harsh	melm00se	Feb 2013	#7
unfortunately, the driving force behind online higher ed is not access...	mike_c	Feb 2013	#9
So we'd better stop free courses, to protect those who can't afford higher education	michigandem58	Feb 2013	#10
that's utter nonsense....	mike_c	Feb 2013	#11
This message was self-deleted by its author	Bradical79	Feb 2013	#12
Right back at you -nt	Bradical79	Feb 2013	#14
McSchool. nt	Deep13	Feb 2013	#16
Supporters of institutional education.	joshcryer	Feb 2013	#21
As too was said to Gutenberg... but in German, most likely.	LanternWaste	Feb 2013	#24
Wow, that's quite a statement	Duer 157099	Feb 2013	#26
My daughter is using PSEO and online	exboyfil	Feb 2013	#31
If they universities are to offer credit, they will not (and should not) be free anymore	bluestateguy	Feb 2013	#4
It seems to be their plan all along. It's $70-100 per course.	joshcryer	Feb 2013	#23
Excellent development in working around the scam that is for-profit education. nt	EastKYLiberal	Feb 2013	#13
The biggest losers with this technology are going to be the public uni's, not the for-profits.	Xithras	Feb 2013	#25
Coursera is awesome	WilmywoodNCparalegal	Feb 2013	#20
The whole ACE CREDIT thing is a scam, anyway.	joshcryer	Feb 2013	#22
I'm taking an Algorithms course with Coursera right now, and it's kicking my ass	Yavin4	Feb 2013	#29
I liked the Python course I took last year	exboyfil	Feb 2013	#32
Online learning is the future of higher education	Yavin4	Feb 2013	#28

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