How do you submit your HW once you've done it?

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puzzler7 · Answer

You don't. This is a free, course. You do not need to watch the lectures in order, or watch all of the lectures, or do the homework.

anonymous · Answer

I think you misunderstood my question.  It is possible to "post"/"submit"/whatever one's HW where others can see and comment on it, although it doesn't get graded.  I've done so several times.  Each time it took me a long time to figure out how.  Last time it took me ~20 minutes. Figuring out how to post my code was at times more difficult than writing it.

Although I think it's a great course, I find the user interface difficult.  Coursera's, for example, is a piece of cake in comparison.

Also, the discussion forums seem dead.  I don't understand why, since, again, I think this is quite a good course.

e.mccormick · Answer

The MIT OCW site is for independent study.  This site helps give independent study people a place to ask questions.  There is not really a formal relationship between them.

On Coursera, Edx, etc. they sell additional materials, chard for certificates, and things like that.  They are ways for the instructors to contact a huge audience and the small percentage that opts for the extra end up paying for things.

The OCW to OpenStudy is more like a free reference set and a meetup place where people talk about it.