Computer Science, asked by norhayaesmael05, 5 months ago

how effective do you think are MOOCs in providing training and education?

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Answered by 170234vaanya

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While MOOCs are not a total replacement for traditional education or even online college programs, they serve a much-needed demand for convenient, quality education. Depending on an individual's academic needs, MOOCs can be the perfect learning delivery method.

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