A recent study of massive open online courses, known as "MOOCs," found that only about 4 percent of the million users tracked actually completed their courses. Earlier this year, San Jose State suspended its online courses after poor results, including one math class where fewer than a quarter of the students got a passing grade. We discuss the future of online classes.
Reevaluating the Future of Online Education
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Guests:
Laura Perna, professor of higher education at the University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education and co-author of the recent study on MOOCs
Sebastian Thrun, CEO and founder of Udacity
Peter Hadreas, chair of the Philosophy Department at San Jose State University
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