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2018, Number 26

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Inv Ed Med 2018; 7 (26)

One MOOC, many MOOCs: A multi-layered design for health-related massive courses

Vadillo G, Bucio J
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Language: Spanish
References: 24
Page: 92-98
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Key words:

MOOC, open massive online courses, curricular design, online learning, healthrelated courses.

ABSTRACT

Massive Open Online Courses (MOOC) have had a rapid development in the past few years, and ignite controversy and discussion about its effectiveness. Due to their potential as an innovation in the training of health professionals and stakeholders, this article reviews aspects such as a multilayered design and the Backwards Design model to enhance the impact of this type of courses.


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