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It's great that there's a central place for this, at least once it's organized sensibly.<p>The stupidest, most counter-productive aspect of all these MOOC systems is the artificial schedule imposed on the course.  While I've been able to take a couple to completion, I've had to let some by the wayside due to scheduling.  Once that happens, you're disincentivized to catch up because of being behind and those that affect scoring.  When I've gone back to finish courses that I had to leave by the wayside for the moment, sometimes I've lost access to the materials because the course has shifted to its next "semester".  There's absolutely no reason for that.    While there are a few courses like music or writing where you are collaborating or cross-reviewing other people's work, most of them are standalone lectures, homework, and tests.