MIT Open Course Ware

MIT OpenCourseWare is a playground for curiosity that has had a “compounding effect on my life outside of school,” says Jason, one of the 500 million people who have learned with MIT materials in the last 25 years.

As we mark this milestone, what are we setting our sights on next?

✅ Harnessing AI to make our resources more accessible.
✅ Continuing to share MIT’s knowledge, freely and openly.
✅ Evolving to meet the needs of learners everywhere.

👉 Find out how you can help us reach the next generation of learners: https://bit.ly/4nPtbFr

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In 2001, MIT made a bold decision to open its curriculum to the world. Through MIT OpenCourseWare — now part of MIT Open Learning — the Institute began sharing materials from nearly all of its courses online for free.

A quarter of a century later, that decision has impacted the lives of more than 500 million people across the world.

Read the MIT News Article to learn more:
https://bit.ly/4eWOHWC

Do you need to get up to speed on artificial intelligence?

MIT Open Learning now offers a self-paced program called Universal AI, that helps learners go from novice to AI fluency. The first course on the Fundamentals of Programming and Machine Learning is free. Learn more: https://tinyurl.com/5dbncykw

Ever wondered how AI masters complex games like Go, Poker, and Diplomacy? 💻

In this new course on OpenCourseWare, you will learn about the game theory and learning strategies behind multi-agent systems, where multiple AI players with different goals learn to compete and cooperate.

Explore here: https://bit.ly/48ZnPS2

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On May 4th, our beloved Prof. Gil Strang was in a clue in Jeopardy. The category was "'L.A' Science & Tech". Put your guesses in the comments! Remember to phrase it in the form of a question!

🎬 A quarter-century of breaking barriers to education!

25 years ago, MIT made a bold choice: share our knowledge with the world—free of charge. Watch the story of how OpenCourseWare transformed education for millions globally.

👉 Watch the Full Documentary https://bit.ly/4sXh6iG

Happy Star Wars Day from MIT OpenCourseWare! May the 4th Be With You!

Think that MIT is just full of engineers and scientists? There is also a very vibrant MIT School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences (SHASS)!

Below is a list of 14 courses from SHASS on MIT OpenCourseWare; from global languages to economics to literature. There is something for everybody. Check it out:

From poetry to tariffs: 14 SHASS classes available through MIT OpenCourseWare - MIT School of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences SHASS reflects on OpenCourseWare's (OCW) 25-year anniversary with a brief overview and a course listing from across academic areas.