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Summary of Development,Advantages and Construction of Massive Open Online Courses in Universities

Wang Ji-qu

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In recent years,MOOC( Massive Open Online Courses) has developed in international education field.The concept,development and advantages of MOOC are introduced. MOOC and traditional teaching are compared and analyzed from many aspects. Finally,the process and methods of constructing MOOC in universities are expounded.

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In recent years,MOOC( Massive Open Online Courses) has developed in international education field.The concept,development and advantages of MOOC are introduced. MOOC and traditional teaching are compared and analyzed from many aspects. Finally,the process and methods of constructing MOOC in universities are expounded.

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In recent years,MOOC( Massive Open Online Courses) has developed in international education field.The concept,development and advantages of MOOC are introduced. MOOC and traditional teaching are compared and analyzed from many aspects. Finally,the process and methods of constructing MOOC in universities are expounded.

Key concepts: Massive open online course, Process (computing), Field (mathematics), Computer science, Mathematics education, Engineering ethics, Political science, Engineering

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