MIT Considering Breaking Courses Into Modules

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It's not exactly subscription learning–at least not the way MIT is talking about it yet–but the Massachusetts Institute of Technology is considering breaking their courses into modules.

Read the article in the Chronicle of Higher Education.

5 August 2014/0 Comments/by Will Thalheimer

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