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Yes, they have been talking about putting their curricula online for a few years now. It caused quite a stir when the announcement was first made. Questions about intellectual property emerged as one of the biggest issues people were concerned about.
Personally, I see it as a bold statement suggesting that information faculty share in the classroom with students means little without the faculty's expertise to teach that information. This is a notion that runs counter to the canned education we see at diploma mills.
posted by: grigar at 03:17 |
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