Definition of MOOC in English:

MOOC

nounmuːkmuk

A course of study made available over the Internet without charge to a very large number of people.
anyone who decides to take a MOOC simply logs on to the website and signs up
Example sentencesExamples
- The Chronicle surveyed 103 professors who have taught or are currently teaching a MOOC.
- The leaders of the MOOC revolution have been the likes of Harvard, MIT, Stanford and Princeton.
- At some point, colleges are expected to use the evolving and dynamic MOOC market to make money.
- My son is taking MOOC classes now and loves them.
- Werbach, a legal studies and business ethics professor, is teaching a MOOC this summer.
- I have participated in about six MOOCs over the past three years.
- Much of that line of criticism about MOOCs comes from professors at traditional institutions who continue to teach large lecture classes themselves.
- From the beginning, MOOC providers have struggled with the issue of cheating.
- In a free market system, learners are able to choose whether MOOCs are appropriate for their goals.
- It is equally undeniable that online education, especially in the form of MOOCs, can present job seekers with real opportunities to improve their marketable skills.
- Some universities already are incorporating MOOCs into their programs.
- MOOCs can educate people far afield from the professor's campus and be a boon to people who don't care about a formal degree.

Origin

Early 21st century: from massive open online course, probably influenced by MMOG and MMORPG.

Definition of MOOC in US English:

MOOC

nounmo͞okmuk

A course of study made available over the Internet without charge to a very large number of people.
anyone who decides to take a MOOC simply logs on to the website and signs up
Example sentencesExamples
- Some universities already are incorporating MOOCs into their programs.
- My son is taking MOOC classes now and loves them.
- In a free market system, learners are able to choose whether MOOCs are appropriate for their goals.
- At some point, colleges are expected to use the evolving and dynamic MOOC market to make money.
- I have participated in about six MOOCs over the past three years.
- Werbach, a legal studies and business ethics professor, is teaching a MOOC this summer.
- The Chronicle surveyed 103 professors who have taught or are currently teaching a MOOC.
- From the beginning, MOOC providers have struggled with the issue of cheating.
- It is equally undeniable that online education, especially in the form of MOOCs, can present job seekers with real opportunities to improve their marketable skills.
- Much of that line of criticism about MOOCs comes from professors at traditional institutions who continue to teach large lecture classes themselves.
- MOOCs can educate people far afield from the professor's campus and be a boon to people who don't care about a formal degree.
- The leaders of the MOOC revolution have been the likes of Harvard, MIT, Stanford and Princeton.

Origin

Early 21st century: from massive open online course, probably influenced by MMOG and MMORPG.

词汇	MOOC
释义	Definition of MOOC in English: MOOC nounmuːkmuk A course of study made available over the Internet without charge to a very large number of people. anyone who decides to take a MOOC simply logs on to the website and signs up Example sentencesExamples The Chronicle surveyed 103 professors who have taught or are currently teaching a MOOC. The leaders of the MOOC revolution have been the likes of Harvard, MIT, Stanford and Princeton. At some point, colleges are expected to use the evolving and dynamic MOOC market to make money. My son is taking MOOC classes now and loves them. Werbach, a legal studies and business ethics professor, is teaching a MOOC this summer. I have participated in about six MOOCs over the past three years. Much of that line of criticism about MOOCs comes from professors at traditional institutions who continue to teach large lecture classes themselves. From the beginning, MOOC providers have struggled with the issue of cheating. In a free market system, learners are able to choose whether MOOCs are appropriate for their goals. It is equally undeniable that online education, especially in the form of MOOCs, can present job seekers with real opportunities to improve their marketable skills. Some universities already are incorporating MOOCs into their programs. MOOCs can educate people far afield from the professor's campus and be a boon to people who don't care about a formal degree. Origin Early 21st century: from massive open online course, probably influenced by MMOG and MMORPG. Definition of MOOC in US English: MOOC nounmo͞okmuk A course of study made available over the Internet without charge to a very large number of people. anyone who decides to take a MOOC simply logs on to the website and signs up Example sentencesExamples Some universities already are incorporating MOOCs into their programs. My son is taking MOOC classes now and loves them. In a free market system, learners are able to choose whether MOOCs are appropriate for their goals. At some point, colleges are expected to use the evolving and dynamic MOOC market to make money. I have participated in about six MOOCs over the past three years. Werbach, a legal studies and business ethics professor, is teaching a MOOC this summer. The Chronicle surveyed 103 professors who have taught or are currently teaching a MOOC. From the beginning, MOOC providers have struggled with the issue of cheating. It is equally undeniable that online education, especially in the form of MOOCs, can present job seekers with real opportunities to improve their marketable skills. Much of that line of criticism about MOOCs comes from professors at traditional institutions who continue to teach large lecture classes themselves. MOOCs can educate people far afield from the professor's campus and be a boon to people who don't care about a formal degree. The leaders of the MOOC revolution have been the likes of Harvard, MIT, Stanford and Princeton. Origin Early 21st century: from massive open online course, probably influenced by MMOG and MMORPG.
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