Showing posts with label Coursera. Show all posts
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Wednesday, May 07, 2014

Statistics for the 2014 Coursera Gamification MOOC

Professor Kevin Werbach released a video with some statistics for the 2014 edition of his Coursera Gamification MOOC that ended in April. These courses were already mentioned before in this blog (A Brief History of Gamification: Part IV - The Evolution):

Also with an increasing number of scholars and professionals becoming interested in the concept, along with the general public, the online learning platform Coursera launched in August 2012, a MOOC on gamification, lectured by Kevin Werbach, an Associate Professor from the University of Pennsylvania. The course had more than 80.000 registered students with further editions in 2013 (with 66.000 students) and January 2014 (with 78.000 registrations). After the first edition of the course, Werbach co-authored the book For the Win: How Game Thinking Can Revolutionize Your Business.

The video seems to be only available for those who registered in the course. Here are some of the main statistics:




A big number of registrations but only a small percentage actually concluded the courses successfully. Still, a great number (around 4500 students).

And the final remarks:



"Gamification is still a new field and MOOCs are still a new form of learning."

Sunday, September 30, 2012

MOOC on Gamification - Statistics (2)

Quase no fim (Gamification Course) mas o número de inscritos a aumentar ...

"... Students have continued to sign up. We just hit 80,000 registrations, which is truly extraordinary. If you have friends or colleagues who are interested, we expect that the course will run again in the future, but we do not have details yet."

Posted on Fri 28 Sep 2012 5:32:00 PM WEST
 

Thursday, September 20, 2012

MOOC on Gamification - Statistics

As estatísticas sobre as actividades dos utilizadores do curso MOOC sobre Gamification do Prof. Kevin Werbach no Coursera, são impressionantes:

"Approximately 10,700 students successfully submitted Written Assignment 2. This compares to 12,800 submitting Written Assignment 1. Over 43,000 students have watched the lecture videos online, out of 77,000 registered students. "

77.000 estudantes registados? É obra ...

"Coursera is committed to making the best education in the world freely available to any person who seeks it. We envision people throughout the world, in both developed and developing countries, using our platform to get access to world-leading education that has so far been available only to a tiny few. We see them using this education to improve their lives, the lives of their families, and the communities they live in."