There are several types of courses identified in the literature, but the two most common ones are cMOOCs and xMOOCs.[19][20][21][22][23] The former, inspired by the notions of open education (techniques and resources), do not run on a single platform (but are distributed across many), promote immersion and interaction. The latter usually represent a continuation of other types of e-Learning courses that institutions have undertaken and, therefore, have a similar course structure, following standard face-to-face educational models.