r/mooc

1k members
r/mooc is a subreddit with 1k members. The most common kinds of discussions are advice requests and ideas, and the community frequently discusses mooc, learning, online, courses, and course.
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Popular Themes in r/mooc

#1
Advice Requests
: "A Massive List of Free Online University Course Providers From Around The World"
11 posts
#2
Ideas
: "I created a search engine that searches for Courses that offers 100% off coupon"
1 post

Popular Topics in r/mooc

#1

Mooc

: "Golden Age of Moocs is Over – Coursera shuts access to old platform courses"
93 posts
#2

Learning

: "The necessity of lifelong Learning"
36 posts
#3

Online

32 posts
#4

Courses

: "Class Bazaar enabling discovery from 150000+ Courses online!"
29 posts
#5

Course

23 posts
#6

Free

: "The best Zoom alternative is Jitsi, unfortunately, no one seems aware. Jitsi is not just good for your security or privacy, being Free and open-source, this is the most ethical choice as well. I made a full Jitsi training and a demo conference plus android app screencast all within 14 min. :-)"
15 posts
#7

Education

: "Education video"
13 posts
#8

Coursera

: "What additional features would you like to see as a student\course designer at massive open online courses (Coursera, EdX, Udacity etc.)?"
10 posts
#9

Online Courses

: "Check out The Crowder's comparison of Coursera, Lynda, Udemy, Skillshare and other Online Courses sites"
10 posts
#10

Online Learning

6 posts

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Yearly
+31 members(2.3%)

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Last updated: October 2, 2026