MOOCs in Higher Education: A strategy of Learning for Enhancing Quality of Education
DOI:
https://doie.org/10.5281/ewfsqh96Keywords:
Higher education, MOOCs, Role of MOOCs in Higher Education,,Abstract
The digital revolution in education during the last decade has been undergoing
immediate changes on both the fronts of dissemination and reception first through E
Learning and more Recently through Massive open online courses. MOOCs are changing the
Paradigm of Education around the world. Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) can be
characterized as a pedagogical approach that leverages the utilization of accessible
information and communication technology to enhance the process of learning. E-learning
refers to the integration of educational content with the utilization of Internet technologies. In
contemporary society, there has been a notable increase in the global nature of education, as
individuals seek out opportunities for learning that are both accessible and engaging. Many
students choose a learning method that is dynamic and engaging, rather than monotonous and
dull. Online learning has the potential to offer high-quality education to remote and rural
areas through the utilization of contemporary technologies such as satellites, the internet, and
mobile devices. Online learning is revolutionizing the education landscape globally. It has
gained significant popularity as a preferred medium for acquiring knowledge, leading to a
shift from traditional educational approaches to technology-driven instructional methods.
This paper discuss about MOOCs and their future and current trends in respect of India.
it also examines the how MOOCs are Maintaine the quality of Education in India.
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