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(Second posting to World University by Helianth on August 17, 2008 at 3:19 Pacific Time while located in northern California) |
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In many ways, World University is already open. You can take classes, for example, through MIT's Open Course Ware by clicking on the courses to the right, and learn, for example, what is the equivalent of a masters in physics at MIT. Or you post a very fun class about Mozart or massage. For the time being,
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So, for example, World University might offer four courses, at first, in each of these countries
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Almost every aspect of learning that takes place in a classroom or learning situation now, is possible to engage interactively in virtual worlds like Second Life today, and these virtual world technologies will develop a lot in the next few years.
World University is already open in rudimentary form, to which you can add courses in any possible field, and could extend thousands of years in the future - http://globaluniversity.pbwiki.com, generating a remarkable archive of courses over time. But if two paths emerge - degree and open course ware - in World University, MIT Open Course Ware is our model for degree granting academic course work. ▼
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▲World University is already open in rudimentary form, to which you can add courses in any possible field, and could extend thousands of years in the future - e.g. http://globaluniversity.pbwiki.com, - potentially generating a remarkable archive of courses over time. But if two paths emerge - degree and open course ware - in World University, MIT Open Course Ware is our model for degree granting academic course work.
This "Multilingual University" is open to almost all possible courses, including Ph.D.-related ones, and those in Medicine, Music (both Western and Indian classical, with instrumental training possible), Veterinary, Law, Electrical Engineering, etc., as well as 'harmonizing' and therapeutic courses like yoga, Watsu, and acupuncture.▼
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▲This "Multilingual University" is open to almost all possible courses, including Ph.D.-related ones, and those in Medicine, Music (both Western and Indian classical, with instrumental training possible), Veterinary, Law, Electrical Engineering, etc., as well as 'harmonizing' and therapeutic courses in fields like yoga, Watsu, and acupuncture.
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People ultimately train their own
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