The August progress update is out, read it here if you haven’t had the chance yet! August 2015 – Successful Summer School in Ischia June and July were busy months for everyone involved in EMMA. Many of the existing MOOCs … Continued
June and July were busy months for everyone involved in EMMA. Many of the existing MOOCs were still running and we saw enrolments go up to over 5000 which was an important landmark for the team. Project partners met for … Continued
June and July were busy months for everyone involved in EMMA. Many of the existing MOOCs were still running and we saw enrollments go up to over 5000 which was an important landmark for the team. Project partners met for … Continued
The last academic year has been an active one for the EMMA team, in total 17 MOOCs were launched on topics as diverse as the countries our learners come from. Members of the EMMA team have taken part in many … Continued
The European Multiple MOOC Aggregator (EMMA) is happy to announce the EMMA Summer School, taking place from 4-11 July on the beautiful island of Ischia in Italy. The summer school is aimed at anyone interested in setting up and running … Continued
The last few months have been a really busy period for the EMMA team. On 16 and 17 June the EMMA consortium held its partner meeting in Tallinn, meanwhile a new round of MOOCs was launched in May and June, … Continued
May 2015 is turning out to be one of the busiest months so far in the fast-moving life of EMMA. We launched 7 MOOCS – many of which were brand new offers – and took the necessary steps to make … Continued
The last 3 months have been a really busy period for the EMMA team. While many of the second round of MOOCs were still running, a new round of MOOCs launched in May. They included the very popular Open Wine … Continued
Since November, the EMMA team have been busy monitoring and reviewing the experience of offering the first MOOCs which ran until December. The partner meeting held in Madrid in December provided a good opportunity to review progress generally and to … Continued