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Get your own Wid
Talk about giving the people what they want. It’s been
compared to the introduction of self-serve in grocery stores in the 70’s and
80’s whereby a digitally-accessible education sees people picking and choosing
their own learning rather than waiting for a ‘grocer’ to assemble it for them.
developing countries where university-level education is not universally
accessible, it means something even more – being able to study at all, and
world-class courses at that. AfterSchoolAfrica.com has a good summary here
if you need a quick overview of the history of MOOCs so far by the way.
Once flexible and even user-generated learning content embedded in
MOOC’s