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pros

-There are a wide variety of subjects available.
-It provides an incredible amount of math problems for a variety of grade levels

cons
-You lose the collaborative aspect of education.
-You are only exposed to one teaching style.

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pros
-teachers are able to measure understanding of the materials that were covered more accurately through the quizzes and surveys.
-gives teachers the ability to perform a formative assessment of the whole class at one time without putting students on the spot.
cons

-it is hard to track student progress.
-Tool requires student devices, which isn't always practical.

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PROS
-the colleges that are present in EDx are of great quality: MIT, Harvard, Cornell, Caltech and Berkeley as examples. And their courses are worth learning.
-A really good interface. It's clean, simple and does the job. Really helps you focus and learn more.

cons
-Discussions aren't as informative and worth reading about
-Limited Topics edX specializes in higher education and the sciences, so you won’t find all the topics (e.g. baking or filmmaking).

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pros
-Very wide variety of topics available
-A great forum. Another plus. They are great discussions that take place in the forums of each course.
cons

-There are only in-video questions and problem sets.
-hey lack a bit in terms of the big colleges of the US (who's courses are really worth learning) such as MIT, Harvard, Caltech, and even Stanford.