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Count of Platforms by Region MOOCs Platforms Panoramic By Jingjing Lin USI Università della Svizzera italiana 11/06/2015

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Count of Platf orms by Region

MOOCs Platforms Panoramic

By Jingjing Lin

 USI Università della Svizzera italiana 11/06/2015

 

 

Count of Platf orms by Region

 

 

Count of Platf orms by Region3. Technology Attributes

3.1 mobile app and responsive design3.2 learning analytics

1. General Attributes

1.1 users1.2 social accounts integration1.3 free access

◦ free to register◦ free to learn◦ free to be certified◦ free to teach

2. Course Attributes

2.1 max size of course2.2 number/width of courses2.3 operation mode2.4 course features

4. Business Attributes

4.1 partnership4.2 for-profit/non-profit4.3 institutional credits4.4 monetization

 

Count of Platf orms by Region

GENERAL INFORMATION

Count of Platf orms by Region

   

 USERS OF 18 PLATFORMS

Khan Academy

Coursera

Udemy

Alison

edX

Udacity

FutureLearn 

NovoEd

Iversity

Open2Study

Canvas Network 

OpenLearning

Eliademy

Academic Earth 

Versal

Coursesites

OpenEducation

P2P University 

0

5000

10000

15000

20000

25000

30000

24288

10550

50004000

30001600 900 600 500 349 200 144 50 9 0 0 0 0

Users (thousand)

Coursesites

Eliademy

Alison

OpenLearning

Versal

Open2Study

NovoEd

Iversity ed

X

Udacity

Udemy

Khan Academy

P2P University 

Canvas Netw

ork 

FutureLearn 

Coursera

OpenEducation

Academic Earth 

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

6

4 4

3 3 3

2 2 2 2 2 2

1

0 0 0 0 0

NO. OF SOCIAL ACCOUNTS

 

  

Facebook Google LinkedIn Youtube Yahoo Microsoft Guokr.com Twitter

Count of Platf orms by Region

Free to learn Partially free to learn Mostly paid courses

Count of Platf orms by Region

 

 

 Have free certificates. Only paid certificates. No certificates.

Count of Platf orms by Region

 Anyone free to teach

 

Free to teach as professor Pay partnership fee to teach

Count of Platf orms by Region

COURSE ATTRIBUTES

Max Size of Course Or the maximum number of students per course

 

•Most  platforms have courses without size limitation. 

•Versal can enrol unlimited anonymous students. But up 

to 25,000 will be tracked under the subscription plan.

 

 

Platforms No. of Courses Width of Courses

Udemy 22,000 15Eliademy 2,493 12Coursera 882 25

Academic Earth 750 18OpenLearning 642 14

Alison 600 9edX 405 30

NovoEd 165 8P2P University 112 6FutureLearn 101 13

Canvas Network 90 0Coursesites 72 20

Versal 60 0Udacity 52 2

Open2Study 49 8Iversity 47 0

OpenEducation 46 21Khan Academy 0 10

Num

ber/Width of Courses

 

 Or num

ber of courses/subjects

Attention:

•edX slightly more weight on science, medcine,technology subjects. 

•Coursera is most balanced in subjects covering.

•Udacity majorly covers computer science, math, programming, and only has three non-tech 

courses.

•KHANACADEMY heavily includes maths and university/college tests preparation subjects.

•Versal, iversity, and Canvas Network do not categorize their courses under specific subjects.

 

 

FeaturePercentage of having the

feature

Video subtitle 88.9%

Create a page 88.9%Quiz 88.9%Discussion 88.9%Share web link 77.8%Downloadable files 77.8%Video embed/hosted from Youtube

72.2%

Progress bar 72.2%Assignment/Assessment 66.7%Upload video 55.6%Video speed control 55.6%Peer collaboration 50.0%Messaging system 44.4%Video transcript embedded 38.9%Download video 27.8%

Course Features

 

 

Note: x in the table stands for the absence of the feature in the platform. 

Course Features by Platform

Count of Platf orms by Region

TECHNOLOGY ATTRIBUTES

Mobile App and Responsive Site

 

Eliademy

Coursera

Udacity

Udemy

Canvas Netw

ork 

FutureLearn 

Khan Academy

NovoEd

Iversity

OpenLearning

Versal

edX

Academic Earth 

P2P University 

Alison

Open2Study

Coursesites

OpenEducation

0

0.2

0.4

0.6

0.8

1

1.2

Mobile App Responsive site

Learning Analytics or analysis of course data revealed

 

NovoEd

Canvas Netw

ork 

FutureLearn 

OpenLearning

Eliademy

edX

Khan Academy

Coursesites

OpenEducation

Iversity

Versal

Coursera

Udacity

Udemy

P2P University 

Alison

Academic Earth 

Open2Study

0

0.2

0.4

0.6

0.8

1

1.2

Learning Analytics (provided to course provider) Learning Statistics (displayed to user)

Count of Platf orms by Region

BUSINESS ATTRIBUTES

Partnership•  Coursera  (top tier universities; 6-15% each, 20% aggregated set of courses; 3rd party). 

•  edX (self-financed model: 50,000, 10,000, 50%; edx-supported model: 250,000, 50,000, >=70%; 3rd party)

•  Udacity (estimated USD 200,000 per course; Georgia Institute of Technology,  San Jose State University)

•  FutureLearn (Confidential and not to be displayed here)

•  NovoED (Confidential not to be displayed here)

•  Khan Academy approaches and decides on the partners selection on one side. 

•  Udemy and versal partner with business sectors.

• Coursesites accepts individual instructors. Open Education partners are Blackboard universities clients.

•  Canvas Network, iversity, Eliademy, and openlearning are free to partner with universities.

•  No partnership information found on the following platforms: Academic Earth, P2P University, Alison, 

Open2Study.

  

 

Coursera

Canvas Network 

edX

OpenEducation

FutureLearn 

Iversity

OpenLearning

Academic Earth 

Open2Study

NovoEd

Alison

Udacity

Eliademy

Versal

Udemy

Khan Academy

Coursesites

P2P University 

0

20

40

60

80

100

120107

86

64

4440

3025 24

17 148

2 1 0 0 0 0 0

No. of Academic Partners

Institutional credits

• Some courses on Coursera, Udacity and iversity bear institutional credits that can be recognized by 

partner institutions. 

• For example, Udacity partners with Georgia Tech on a course.

For-profit/Non-profit

Non-profit platforms:• FutureLearn  

• edX 

• Khan Academy 

• P2P University  

• Open2Study

Monetization or revenue sources of the course

Sell paid courses

• Udemy• Udacity• openlearning• NovoED• Eliademy

Sell accreditation

• FutureLearn• Alison• edX• Coursera• Udacity• iversity• Eliademy

edX

• Free to audit courses.

• Honor code certificates are free.

• Verified certificates are available for a fee that varies by 

course. 

• Xseries certificates price on the range of $100 – 450 

depending on courses on the list.

Coursera• Statement of Accomplishment • Specialization Certificate

• Signature Track• Verified Certificates

Udacity• Free access to course materials.• Class EnrollmentNeed to pay for enrollment for full experiences in a selection of classes. This gives you access to projects, code-review and feedback, a personal Coach, and verified certificates. The price varies depending on the course. All prices are given per month.• Verified CertificatesAwarded based on successful completion of course projects. After successfully completing your final project, your identity will be verified through a live exit interview during which you will need to show government-issued identification and chat with one of our project evaluators to verify your independent work on your final project. Upon successful completion of this process, you will receive an official Udacity verified certificate.• Nanodegree CredentialsYou can take a Nanodegree program for $200/month. Most programs are expected to take between 6-12 months to complete, depending on your study schedule and prior background. 

References

• Kolowich, S. (2013). How EdX plans to earn, and share, revenue from its free online courses. The Chronicle of Higher Education, 21.

• What do MOOCS cost? (2013) Retrieved on March 23, 2015 from: http://www.mindingthecampus.com/2013/09/what_do_moocs_cost/ 

This document by Jingjing Lin is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

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