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Ella Anghel

What Did We Learn About Massive Open Online Courses for Teachers? A Scoping Review

Ella Anghel, Joshua Littenberg-Tobias, Matthias von Davier

The growing interest in professional development for teachers via massive open online courses (MOOCs) raises the need for identifying the existing gaps in the literature on the topic. In this literature review, we were able to identify 68 relevant studies. They mostly used mixed methods (57%) and surveys (82%), and only reported descriptive statistics (52%). They also tended to measure participants’ attitudes (41%) and engagement (40%). Based on our findings, we recommend that future researchers consider additional data collection and analysis methods (e.g., clickstream data, objective performance measures) and use correlational, longitudinal, and experimental designs.

Publication language English
Pages 130-161
Journal International Review of Research in Open and Distributed Learning
Volume 26
Issue number 2
Publication status Published - 01.01.2025

Keywords

in-service teachers
massive open online courses
scoping review
teacher professional development

ASJC Scopus subject areas

Education
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10.19173/irrodl.v26i2.8311
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