CAMBRIDGE, Mass.–The Massachusetts Institute of Technology is taking on the issue of inadequate education for youth by extending its OpenCourseWare (OCW) program to include secondary level students.

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. On April 4th, 2001, the Massachusetts Institute of ...

On <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4XFvqOSRsa8">April 4, 2001</a>, former MIT President Charles Vest made a historic announcement: the Institute would provide ...

This month marks the tenth anniversary of MIT OpenCourseWare, the university's initiative to provide free and open access to its core academic content -- the syllabi, lecture notes, problem sets and ...

On April 4, 2001, Charles Vest, president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, announced the beginning of the OpenCourseWare project (OCW) in a press conference that was simultaneously Web ...

Krishna Rajagopal is a professor of theoretical physics at MIT who studies the very first moments of the newborn Universe. Since 2017, he has been MIT’s Dean for Digital Learning, leading MIT ...

Access MIT lectures and assignments anytime — no signup, no cost, just self-paced learning MIT is known as a world-leading university, particularly for its top-ranked science, technology, engineering, ...

Six years ago, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology had a very bold vision: To share course materials from all MIT classes with the Web-connected public. This dovetailed with MIT’s mission to ...