State systems and universities in nine states start experimenting with Coursera | Inside Higher Ed - 0 views
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Mathieu Plourde on 11 Jun 13"I think it is rather like a shared textbook, though I think the key distinction is you cannot give a textbook to a shared group of students and expect students to learn from it," Koller said. This creates some new ways for Coursera to bring in cash. Right now it is relying on charging for verified completion certificates and revenue from an Amazon.com affiliates program if users buy books suggested by professors.