Molly Kleinman's scientific contributions
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Publications (3)
MOOCs are large online courses in which any individual with access to the internet can enroll, usually for free. Distance and online education are not new, but the scale and scope of MOOCs raise novel questions about access to higher education, faculty work, and the adoption of new technologies for teaching and learning. There is little literature...
This chapter provides a history of the scholarly publishing system, and explains how it has evolved to benefit corporate publishers to the detriment of faculty, universities, and the public. It offers the open access movement as a potential remedy for the publishing crisis, and the policy environment surrounding these new forms of communication.
This chapter provides a history of the scholarly publishing system,and explains how it has evolved to benefit corporate publishers to the detriment of faculty, universities, and the public. It offers the open access movement as a potential remedy for the publishing crisis, and describes the policy environment surrounding these new forms of communic...
Citations
... Recent research and conversation about massive open online courses (MOOCs) have centred on topics such as faculty experiences in designing and developing MOOCs (Collins, 2018) 3 viewed that instructor experiences with MOOCs and evaluating the learning outcomes of MOOCs. (Kleinman, 2018) 4 . (Qiu & Xu, 2018) 5 . ...
