mooc

noun
UK /muːk/
US /muːk/

A MOOC is a free online class that many people can take at the same time.

She signed up for a MOOC on coding to learn new skills from home.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A massive open online course offered by a university to unlimited participants over the internet.

The university launched a MOOC in data science that attracted thousands of students worldwide.

3. An educational model emphasizing open enrollment and scalable web-based instruction.

MOOCs changed how colleges think about reaching students beyond campus.

4. Informal shorthand for any large, free online learning program.

He finished a MOOC on astronomy during summer break.