For some, OpenCourseWare allows learning without the increasingly exorbitant costs of enrolling for college credit. For others, it’s a chance to “attend” prestigious schools.

Both OpenCourseWare and the MITx teaching materials will remain free—it's just the certificate that will cost money.

"Remember OpenCourseWare is MIT course work. And it was a bit surprising to us to learn about the use by high school students and high school teachers. But many schools have cut back on the ...

The Utah State University OpenCourseWare project has shut down because it ran out of money, according to its former director, making it perhaps the biggest venture to close in the burgeoning ...

By crediting the institute, explaining any edits and publishing the videos under the same license as OpenCourseWare, the channels are free to operate. Lewin’s videos have also long been popular in ...

OpenCourseWare (OCW) is one among several models for offering open educational resources (OER). This article explains the OCW model and its position within the broader OER context. OCW primarily ...

A few profs from MIT’s Lincoln Lab are giving those poor MIT undergrads something to do over winter break: they’re teaching a three-week course on building a laptop-powered radar system… ...

Journal of Science Education and Technology, Vol. 17, No. 2, Educational Reform at MIT, Part 2 (APRIL 2008), pp. 164-174 (11 pages) This paper traces the genesis of the MIT OpenCourseWare project from ...