EADTU recently published a new report on the MOOC status in European HEIs in cooperation with the MOONLITE project. Based on the 96 HEIs from 20 countries that were sampled, it seems that interest in MOOCs is still relatively high with three-quarters of the institutions already offering MOOCs, and another five in the process of developing one or more MOOCs right now. This survey is part of a series of surveys conducted annually by EADTU since 2014, though this year’s survey has a somewhat different structure than the previous surveys, with specific emphasis on the topics of recognition and accreditation of MOOCs, and on refugees as a target group for MOOCs.
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