Strategy on Open Course and Teaching Material of Graduate Students of MIT
Published | 2010 |
Type of work | Proceedings Paper |
Conference | Proceedings of the 2010 International Conference on Information Technology and Scientific Management |
Publisher | SCI RES PUBL, INC-SRP |
Country | China, Asia |
ABSTRACT
MIT became the first school to publish its resources shared to the public, then many schools joined to have resources shared and set open educational resources organization, which provides the effective means for promoting the educational resources. This paper dedicates to analysis the OCW and teaching materials of MIT to provide reference for improvement of ``elaborate course in universities{''} in China.Keywords | MIT · OpenCourseWare · teaching materials |
Published at | 5005 Paseo Segova, Irvin, CA 92603-3334 USA |
Language | eng |
ISBN | 978-1-935068-40-2 |
URL | http://www.scirp.org/proceeding/PaperInformation.aspx?paperID=13489&bookID=1035&bookTypeID=3 |
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