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Use of closed licenses for course materials while maintaining free access for students (correct)
Emphasis on open-access features and open licensing of content
Focus on traditional course materials without interactive courses
Limited participation and closed access via the Web

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cMOOCs prioritize open-access and content licensing.

xMOOCs use closed licenses for course materials, but maintain free access to the courses for students

The Stanford Honors Cooperative Program offered video classes on-site at companies and at night.

Massive Open Online Courses became a popular learning method in 2012 due to their accessibility.

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Many MOOCs support community interactions through user forums or social media discussions.

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cMOOCs (Connectivist MOOCs) focus on knowledge generation through networking and collaboration among participants.
xMOOCs (extended MOOCs) emphasize traditional education methods, often replicating conventional classroom settings and structured content delivery.

The Stanford Honors Cooperative Program was notable for its innovative approach to combining education with real-world experience, particularly by integrating work and study.

2012 saw the rise of massive open online courses (MOOCs) as a popular mode of learning, revolutionizing access to education globally.

Many MOOCs provide discussion forums and platforms that facilitate interactions and collaboration among students, professors, and teaching assistants, enhancing the learning experience.