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What does MOOC stand for?
Massive Open Online Course.
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Who coined the term MOOC?
Dave Cormier.
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What are the four basic elements of a MOOC according to Gopta and Singh (2019)?
Massive, Open, Online, Course.
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What does 'Massive' imply in the context of MOOCs?
Designed for an unlimited number of participants.
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What does 'Open' mean in the context of MOOCs?
Courses are free of cost with no specific enrollment qualifications required.
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How are MOOCs delivered?
Through online resources via the Internet.
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What is one of the implications of MOOCs for economically disadvantaged students?
MOOCs provide access to university education for those who cannot afford it.
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What kind of impact do MOOCs have on teaching and learning according to Ontario’s Distance Education and Training Network?
Encouraging the separation of design, development, deployment, delivery, and support for learning.
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Which organization in the Philippines promotes the use of MOOCs for students?
Philippine Commission on Higher Education (CHED).
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What does the University of the Philippines Open University (UPOU) offer?
Open online programs and certificate courses aligned with MOOC principles.
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What type of courses does the TESDA Online Program offer?
Free online courses in technical and vocational fields.
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How has Coursera partnered with Filipino universities?
To offer free and paid courses to Filipino learners.
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What is an example of a course offered by Khan Academy?
Courses covering subjects like math, science, history, and economics.