Front Matter
Copyright
Chandos
Biography
List of tables
Introduction V1
Introduction
1 What are MOOCs
3 Examples of MOOCs
6 The old hands Experts in online and distance learning
7 The institutional innovators
8 The opportunists
9 The cautious experimenters
10 The old guard
11 Key issues that emerged from the case studies
12 Planning the MOOC project
13 Planning your MOOC costings
14 Business models for MOOCs
15 Additional benefits of MOOCs
16 Understanding your market the learner as consumer
17 Data and analytics
18 The developing MOOC market
Appendix A Understanding your MOOC i vation
Appendix B Checklist of costs for developing MOOCs
Appendix C Framework for the design and evaluation of MOOCs Lytics Lab Stanford University
Index