MOC
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An online course made for many people to study over the internet
- noun
- /ɛm oʊ si/
- Texting
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curso masivo abierto en línea
- He found the MOC format convenient for balancing study with work.
Examples
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The new MOC on digital marketing is very popular.
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Many universities now offer at least one MOC each semester.
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She completed a MOC in digital marketing to improve her skills.
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Many students enrolled in the MOC last month.
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The university offers a new MOC on digital marketing that is available to anyone interested in learning online.
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Many students enrolled in the MOC to improve their coding skills from the comfort of their homes.
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She completed a MOC on photography, which included video tutorials and interactive assignments.
How Interactive
Surface Forms
Etymology
MOC comes from Massive Open Course, a name that means 'a very large course open to many people', usually online. So a MOC is an online class that lots of people can join.