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MoocLab Newsletter - June 2019
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June 2019​

EDITOR'S PICKS​

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Insights from EMOOCs 2019 - edX, FutureLearn & Coursera on the future of MOOCs​

Three of the biggest names in MOOC education delivered keynotes on the future of MOOCs: Anant Agarwal, CEO of edX, Simon Nelson, CEO of FutureLearn,and Dil Sidhu, Chief Content Officer at Coursera. Read on to find out more ...​

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COURSE TRACKER​

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The Top 12 Courses on Coursera​

Discover the 12 most popular courses ever on Coursera. See how past students have rated the courses and how many have enrolled. Browse Courses ...​

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Meet edX's Newest Programs: Game Development and Mobile Apps​

CS50, edX's most popular course ever, is now part of two new Professional Certificate programs: Game Development and Mobile Apps. Both programs include CS50’s Introduction to Computer Science, which provides a broad and robust introduction to the field and the art of programming, before diving into either game design or app development. Continue Reading ...​

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Six of the Best MOOCs in Artificial Intelligence​

Based on an analysis by LinkedIn of hundreds of thousands of job postings, Artificial Intelligence is one of the 5 most in-demand hard skills in 2019.

Here are some of the best MOOCs available to develop your AI skills
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Latest News from across the Web​

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To Attract Talent, Corporations Turn to MOOCs​

A tight labor market for high-tech talent, amplified by a fear that current skills may soon be made redundant as technology evolves, has driven corporations to partner with large-scale online education providers​

Investors bet big on the companies formerly known as MOOC providers​

Australian company's investment of roughly $165 million in Coursera and FutureLearn suggests open course providers have found a viable business model. Not everyone is sold.​

The surge in micro credentials​

The requirements of Millennials is changing the nature of education​

Meeting the needs of lifelong learners by laying the foundations for a new international credential for universities​

The move comes in response to demand from learners to develop new knowledge, skills and competencies from shorter, recognised and quality-assured courses, which can also be used to earn traditional university qualifications​

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