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Immerse yourself in ideas and see your world in new ways through art. In MoMA’s free Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) on Coursera, you will hear directly from artists and designers, look closely at works in our collection and exhibitions, and join a global community of learners unlike any other. Enroll any time and complete the course at your own pace. Click the course below to enroll.

Courses

Reimagining Blackness and Architecture

What does it mean to create and occupy space? In this course, you’ll hear from Black artists, architects, and scholars who explore that question by reimagining their relationship to the built environment. Enroll to develop a new understanding of architecture that reaches across time, place, and form and discover how our culture has been shaped by the dynamic legacy of Black creativity.

What Is Contemporary Art?

What is contemporary art? In this course, you’ll explore this question through more than 70 works of art made between 1980 and the present, with a focus on art made during the past decade. Not only will you develop a deeper understanding of artists’ practices today, you’ll also explore some of their diverse approaches to pressing issues and questions of our time. By taking this course, you’ll gain confidence to look at contemporary art wherever you encounter it and make connections to your own life or creative practice.

Modern Art & Ideas

Using works from MoMA’s collection as a point of departure, this course encourages learners to understand, enjoy, and use modern and contemporary art and design through four themes: Places & Spaces, Art & Ideas, Transforming Everyday Objects, and Art & Society.

Seeing Through Photographs

What is a photograph, and how has photography been used throughout history? In this course, you’ll explore the medium of photography from its invention to its important role in today’s visual culture. Go into artists’ studios and behind the scenes for conversations that reveal some of the many different factors that inform the making of photographs, how they convey meaning, and how they influence our everyday lives.

Fashion as Design

Fashion as Design focuses on a selection of more than 70 garments and accessories and explores their profound impacts—social, cultural, economic, and environmental—on the world. In this course, you’ll hear directly from a range of designers, makers, and historians, and will look closely at what we wear, why we wear it, how it’s made, and what it means.

In the Studio: Postwar Abstract Painting

Want to know how some of the 20th century’s most celebrated artists made abstract paintings? This course offers an in-depth, hands-on look at the materials, techniques, and approaches of seven New York School artists, including Willem de Kooning, Yayoi Kusama, Agnes Martin, Barnett Newman, Jackson Pollock, Ad Reinhardt, and Mark Rothko.

Art & Inquiry: Museum Teaching Strategies for Your Classroom

Learn how to integrate works of art into your classroom by using inquiry-based teaching methods adapted from in-gallery museum education.

Art & Ideas: Teaching with Themes

This course is designed to develop critical skills that support theme-based teaching practices and build confidence in incorporating modern and contemporary art into interdisciplinary lesson plans.

Art & Activity: Interactive Strategies for Engaging with Art

Art & Activity explores activity-based strategies for empowering students and participants.

透过摄影看世界 / Seeing Through Photographs (Mandarin)

照片究竟是什么？在历史当中，人们如何利用摄影？纽约现代艺术博物馆的免费在线课程《透过摄影看世界》将带您探索这个引人入胜的话题。通过欣赏MoMA收藏的摄影作品，聆听与多位艺术家、策展人和学者的对话，我们将向您揭露制作一张照片的方方面面。

Specializations

Specializations are a series of related courses that allow learners to explore a topic in depth. The courses in the Specialization can be taken in any order. Specializations are subject to a monthly fee and the length of time required to complete the Specialization is dependent on your own pace.

Modern and Contemporary Art and Design

This Specialization is for anyone who would like to learn more about modern and contemporary art, and no prior knowledge or experience is required. Introducing you to the art of our time, the Specialization features four of our most popular courses: Modern Art & Ideas, Seeing Through Photographs, What Is Contemporary Art?, and Fashion as Design. You’ll go behind the scenes at the Museum and into the studios of artists, designers, architects, and other makers, and you’ll get access to exclusive MoMA resources and virtual events.

FAQ

How do online courses work?

MoMA offers Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) on Coursera. You can enroll any time and take the courses at your own pace. In these courses, you will look closely at artworks in MoMA’s collection and exhibitions, and hear directly from artists, architects, designers, curators, and others through video and audio. Readings and resources provide enhanced context, and quizzes and discussion forums offer opportunities to check your knowledge and share ideas and creative projects with others.

Are online courses for me?

MoMA’s online courses are for anyone who would like to learn more about modern and contemporary art, and no prior knowledge or experience is required.

How do I enroll?

To register for online courses, follow the links above for the course(s) you wish to enroll in.

Payment

All of MoMA’s online courses can be audited free of charge, or you can choose to pay for a certificate of completion. Specializations are subject to a monthly fee and the length of time required to complete the Specialization is dependent on your own pace.

What if I receive a free trial message?

To enroll in any course for free, please select the option to Audit the course at the bottom of the free trial message.

What if I need technical help on an online course?

Your best resource for technical help is the Coursera Help Center. The Coursera Help Center includes guides on how to use Coursera and you can connect with Technical Support to troubleshoot problems. A good place to start is the guide to solving problems on Coursera.

What if I want to move ahead in the online course, or need more time?

You can take the course at your own pace. There is no penalty for speeding up or taking more time. You can always reset your deadlines to fit your schedule without losing your work or progress in the course, and you will continue to have access to the course and all resources indefinitely after completing it.

How do I know if a class is full?

Online courses have unlimited enrollment and do not fill up.

Can I take an online course for credit?

While MoMA is not able to offer academic course credit, you may pay for a certificate of course completion that can serve as a credential on your résumés, CVs, or other professional sites.

How often are online courses offered?

All MoMA online courses are available on an ongoing basis.

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How To Create Linear eLearning Courses

There are a variety of reasons why a linear eLearning course design may be ideal for your next eLearning project, especially if you are new to the world of eLearning, or if you are dealing with a topic that may be more simple and straightforward. It gives you the opportunity to reveal key ideas to your learners progressively, which can help you to avoid cognitive overload, while increasing knowledge retention. In this article, I’ll walk through each step of the linear eLearning course design process, so that you can create a memorable and highly effective eLearning deliverable.

1. Research subject matter and target audience.
   As is the case with all eLearning courses, having a clear idea of expectations and the nature of your audience is all-important. If you aren’t familiar with the topic, then enlist the help of a subject matter expert who can walk you through the key takeaways that need to be included. Research your audience’s background. What is their level of education? Are they experienced or are they new to the job? What is their age range? Are there any cultural considerations you need to keep in mind when designing the eLearning course? Learn as much as you can about your audience, so that you can develop an eLearning course that is going to provide them with the knowledge and skills they need in a way that appeals to their learning needs.
2. Create an outline of the eLearning course.
   Now that you’ve done your research, and believe me that step should never be skipped, it’s time to delve into the eLearning course outline. Ultimately, this outline is going to serve as your guide as you move forward with the design and development of your eLearning course. It should be as detailed as possible, while still leaving room for any changes that need to be made as you go along. Include an estimated slide count, what key pieces of information or graphic design elements will be on each screen, and the learning goals or objectives for every module. You should also specify what real world benefits will be tied into each module, and which eLearning activities are going to be created.
3. Provide your learners with a clear and concise introduction.
   The introduction to your eLearning course has to be powerful, engaging, and immediately stress the real world benefits and applications. Take your time creating the eLearning course introduction, as you’ll only get one opportunity to make a great first impression upon your audience. Also, make sure that it’s clear, concise, and succinct. You want them to know exactly what they can expect from the eLearning course right away, so that they are motivated to learn and become active participants in the eLearning process from the beginning.
4. Include relevant, high quality images and graphics.
   Aside from the content you are going to create for your linear eLearning courses, you should also include a handful of carefully chosen, high quality images and graphics that will add a visual appeal to your eLearning courses. Typically, in linear eLearning courses, text will appear on the left side of the screen, while images will be placed on the right. This is primarily due to the fact that learners will view the screen as they read from left to right, and the text should be the star of the show. Select free stock images that are both realistic and relatable, so that they bring value to the eLearning course rather than distracting your learners.
5. Develop “bookend” assessments that gauge learners knowledge.
   Ideally, you will want to start each module with an assessment to determine how much your learners know beforehand, and then finish the module with another quiz or exam that tests how much they’ve learned. This will allow you to see if the eLearning experience was truly beneficial, given that you will be able to figure out if the content you’ve created filled in the learning gap and helped them to acquire new knowledge or develop new skill sets.
6. Highlight key ideas with interactive eLearning activities.
   Choosing eLearning activities that are more simplistic and allow for quick and convenient knowledge acquisition is ideal when creating linear eLearning courses. Opt for blocks of text that are broken down into bullet points or highlight key takeaways by bolding them or placing them at the top of the page. Design drag and drop activities that give learners the opportunity to interact with the eLearning course without spending too much time on any one particular exercise.
7. Keep navigation simple and straightforward.
   One of the hallmarks of  linear eLearning courses is that the navigation is simple and straightforward. Integrate back and next buttons into the eLearning course design to ensure that learners are able to easily make their way through the eLearning course, and only allow them to move forward to the next lesson or module after they’ve completed the current one. Also, try to use navigation icons that are universal, free of text, so that it will be easier to localize your eLearning course in the future.

Use these tips on how to create linear eLearning courses for your next project to boost knowledge retention and make the eLearning experience interactive, engaging, and memorable. While linear eLearning courses may not be the ideal solution for every project, they can offer a wide range of advantages in many niches.

Before developing your linear eLearning courses, it’s essential to devote time to the preparation process. The article The 7 Steps of eLearning Course Preparation Process offers a step-by-step guide you can use to get your eLearning design and development off to a great start.

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