The world of online learning is diversifying - while many are studying traditional online university courses, there's a new kid on the block: the Mooc.
Since hitting the US headlines in 2012, Moocs - massive online open courses courses - have become one of the most hotly debated topics in higher education. While some argue that the courses put learners in the driving seat and widen access to education, critics say they encourage students to drop out early by failing to offer the right academic and pastoral support.
Our new series, Extreme Learning, will explore how the world of online education is evolving, and we want to hear about your experiences. Share your story by submitting a picture of your "remote classroom" – be it the kitchen table where you watch lectures online, or the bus stop where you read academic notes on your phone – and tell us a bit about what you're studying, how it fits into your lifestyle, and what you hope to gain.
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