Lecture

Course Design

Description

This lecture covers the target audience of the MOOC, addressing individuals at all levels in computer science and robotics, with a focus on educators who will find activities for students of all ages. It explains the diverse content of a MOOC, including texts, theory, exercises, projects, and a community of learners. Additionally, it clarifies that participants can start and stop at their convenience, regardless of their prior knowledge.

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