This is a paper that brought to mind some of the concepts mentioned in Lister (2009), especially the use of sustaining and disruptive innovation described in pages 5 and 6. It also sheds some light on the powers behind MOOCs and poses the interesting question of whether MOOCs were created because students needed them or, on the other hand, if it was a commercial plan by certain companies to make money.
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