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Emphasis when considering MOOCs for Students vs. Faculty
67 student and 33 faculty member sample from the University of Bucharest. Data is based on Survey Monkey, focus groups, interviews, and text mining of emails/web comments.
Students:
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Are interested in MOOCs for personal development (argumentation, conflict management, communication).
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Less interested in institutional/administrative "levels" for courses (graduate vs. undergraduate).
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Students are more concerned with the interactions they have with faculty during a MOOC as opposed to instructional design as a whole.
Faculty:
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Care a lot of about educational system needs (instructor training for MOOC delivery).
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Faculty wanted there to be a separation between undergraduate and graduate level courses.
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Faculty demonstrate concern for the interweaving of instructional design, faculty, and students.
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Psychology
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