This peer reviewed report covers a range of themes, such as examples of regional MOOC initiatives, the role of media in MOOC development or business models of European MOOCs. The 31 papers in this report demonstrate that Europe is re-engineering the generic MOOC model to allow for a broad spectrum of approaches and contexts.

The papers in the report were presented at a conference in Rome as part of the HOME project – Higher education Online: MOOCs the European way. The project is funded by the EU and coordinated by EADTU.

MOOCs in Europe - full report