Yup and it was tasty too.

yeah I was reading a bit about the concept of these online courses and found the article linked below which made me laugh a bit. I wondered how you might say “MOOC” but I think like MMORPG you just say the letters.

Since I did, yes I did click on both links, I owe you some haiku

MOOC asked
MMORPG out:
then slash ignored him.

MMOC taught
MMORPG things
not useful in raids.

Acronym haiku could be fun.

Wait – there’s more: MUDs, MOOs, and MMOGs and…

Crunchy M&Ms
massively multi-colored
perfect for raiding.

And given the size of the MMORPGs like World of Warcraft the term was borrowed from, the Stanford AI course may not even qualify.

via On the Term “MOOC” | iterating toward openness.

OK that’s just really really funny. Especially that the article said MMPORGs instead. Still trying to figure out what it might stand for. Yeah yeah. Typo.

Here’s what my cats did today while I was working to earn their katfud.

Yep. International Cat Day. Just like any other day LOL:

I’ve been rolling around in my head how the vast unknown, world-wide distributed MOOC participants fall into various categories. Disclaimer: I don’t know these people. I don’t mean any disrespect. I am just gathering up some basic types of students as seen in the course forum.

Anyway, at the risk of offending just about everyone: