K-MOOC

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K-MOOC, or Korea Massive Open Online Courses, is a South Korean online platform that provides a wide range of courses, primarily from Korean universities. It was established in 2015 and is operated by the National Institute for Lifelong Education (NILE). K-MOOC aims to provide free, high-quality educational content to anyone, anywhere.

Here's a breakdown of key features and information:

• Content: K-MOOC offers a diverse selection of courses across various disciplines. Many courses are from well-regarded Korean universities and partner institutions. As of December 31, 2024, more than 175 universities have contributed to K-MOOC, offering over 5,318 courses.
• Accessibility: The platform is designed to be accessible to a broad audience. It provides services in both Korean and English. Registration requires an email account.
• Purpose: K-MOOC aims to promote lifelong learning and provide equal opportunities in higher education. It aligns with global trends in open education.
• Operation: The platform is powered by an open edX platform.
• Cost: The courses are free.
• Certificate: Students can earn a certificate of completion when they finish a course and satisfy a specified percentage.
• Credit: Since July 2019, it is also possible to take courses for academic credit.

K-MOOC, which stands for Korean Massive Open Online Course, is a "colorful future" (translated from Korean). It seeks to assist individuals in creating better, fresh, and more diverse futures.