Mini Casa made this casa to celebrate MIT OpenCourseware. MIT OpenCourseware didn't make it and isn't affiliated with Mini Casa.
MIT OpenCourseWare publishes course materials from MIT classes, free and open online. Useful for self-learners.
Free course materials from a university, usable for self-study.
The get-started page explains what the site holds and how to use it. It describes OCW as a free and open publication of material from MIT courses across the whole curriculum, and it gives new visitors a route into the catalogue.
Visit linkThe educator page is for teachers. It covers finding open educational resources, retaining, reusing and adapting them, sharing adaptations, and how MIT teaches its own courses.
Visit linkOpenCourseWare is a publication rather than a course platform, so it offers lecture notes, exams, videos and supporting materials without registration. Visitors can narrow the catalogue by level, such as undergraduate, graduate or non-credit, and by subject, including engineering, business, social science and climate. The site also has a To Go set for offline study on phones, and Chalk Radio, a podcast about teaching at MIT.
Read the noteStart with the Get Started page if the catalogue is new, then use the level filter for undergraduate or non-credit courses. An introductory AI course for readers with little background is a clear first course, and the introduction to anthropology opens the social science side.
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