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1. Variety: their catalog isn't very diverse, heavily favoring tech courses. Mostly, they are introductory courses and some intermediate courses. You can find very few advanced courses here.
2. Infrequent offering: some good courses, you have to wait a quarter or half a year for them to start.
3. Hard to monetize: they don't monetize aggressive, they lock themselves in a deal that their content is always free to audit. It's great for learners at current moment, but not good for future learners because it'll hard for them to give incentives for institutions to create new and more advanced courses.

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1.Increase access to high-quality education for everyone, everywhere
2. Enhance teaching and learning on campus and online
3. Advance teaching and learning through research

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1. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Harvard University created edX in May 2012.
2.More than 70 schools, nonprofit organizations, and corporations offer or plan to offer courses on the edX website.
3. As of 29 December 2016, edX has around 10 million students taking ore than 1,270 courses online.

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Students come from every country in the world- interested in computer science, languages, engineering, psychology, writing, electronics, biology, or marketing.

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Free (nonprofit and open source)