Posted Jul. 17, 2012 at 6:54 a.m.
A course offered at Coursera from the University of Michigan.
Coursera, founded last year by two Stanford computer science professors, offers university classes online, with the aim of educating millions of people globally for free. It's already rasied more than $20 million from investors....
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A course offered at Coursera from the University of Michigan.
Coursera, founded last year by two Stanford computer science professors, offers university classes online, with the aim of educating millions of people globally for free. It's already rasied more than $20 million from investors....
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