NSTeducation: Coursera, an online learning platform, is offering universities around the world impacted by the coronavirus free access to their online courses to help students continue learning. covid19 education
Universities can sign up to provide their students access to 3,800 high-quality courses and 400 specialisations from leading universities and companies.
“Many universities in the impacted regions have suspended face-to-face seminars, closed campuses and are scrambling to find a solution to minimise disruption for their students. “Coursera will hold webinars and share more resources to help institutions looking to transition online during this crisis.”
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