1. Salman Khan Interview.
1. As I explored the Khan Academy website I really liked the way everything was set up. It's very user friendly and easy to find exactly what you are looking for. There is such a broad amount of topics and things for you to chose from. I can defiantly envision myself using this website.
2. I do believe this is something I would encourage my students in my class to use. They give you the opportunity to even practice questions on the lessons that your learning on. Which is a great tool and it also gives you the chance to take a unit test to test your knowledge from the entire unit to see what you've learned.
3. I do believe that after viewing a couple of the videos on Khan Academy that they are easy to follow and learn from. One video about punctuation I found was intriguing due to the two teachers talking in the video making the video fun, and easy to follow. Another video I noticed the same thing, that it was very easy to take notes and follow along with what was being taught.
2. Daphne Koeller
1. After exploring the Coursera website the course that looks the most interesting to me is Psychology.
2. No, they don't have a partnership with Columbus State.
3. I believe that I would say that Coursera is more challenging than others I've experienced before. I would have to say this because I find it hard sometimes to focus on just one thing and there seems to be so much that goes on with each topic, that I found it a bit hard to concentrate
4. Yes I do think that massive online courses are a wave of the future. I feel like it would affect a student like me in a way where I don't have that much flexibility in my time, having an online course where I can work at my own pace is helpful.
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