Massive Open Online CoursesMOOCs. The University of Melbourne Data Snapshots MOOCs The University of Melbourne

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Massive Open Online CoursesMOOCs The University of Melbourne Data Snapshots 2013-2014 1 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

MOOCs The University of Melbourne

Foreword The University of Melbourne entered into an agreement with Coursera in September 2012 to offer massive open online courses, or MOOCs, through Coursera s platform. The University saw MOOCs as an excellent opportunity to participate in what was then an emerging, global, educational movement. It was an opportunity to engage with students the University might otherwise not have engaged with; it was a way for the University community to learn more about teaching and learning online, at scale; and it represented a unique mechanism for the University to pursue its research strengths in educational technology, particularly through the use of learning analytics. The University released its first MOOC Principles of Macroeconomics in early 2013 and since this time it has designed, developed and delivered a further ten MOOCs. Seven more MOOCs are destined for release in late 2014 and early 2015. The MOOCs produced by the University of Melbourne showcase its broad research and teaching expertise. Our MOOCs represent diverse discipline areas such as philosophy, genetics, computer science, education, physiology, history and economics. In total, our MOOC courses have attracted over 640,000 expressions of interest from learners worldwide, with approximately half of these starting one of our courses. These MOOCs have been developed through strong collaboration between Faculty members in the University s academic departments, staff in the Learning Environments department, and the University Library. Collectively we have learnt a great deal from our experiences. We have developed a stronger understanding of online pedagogy, designing open curricula, and constructing assessment tasks at scale. We have refined and improved areas of online learning production, particularly in the area of video production. We have learnt a great deal about copyright. And we have a dedicated research group that is undertaking leading-edge research in the area of learning analytics using data generated from our MOOCs. This report draws upon some of these data. The report presents simple data snapshots of each of the University of Melbourne s MOOCS that have been delivered up to June 2014. The figures presented in this report are predominantly based on data drawn from the databases provided by Coursera. These raw data were then manipulated aggregated and analysed to form standardised data snapshots for each MOOC. A glossary of the terms used in this report is provided at the end to assist with interpretation. Our MOOC experience has been incredibly rewarding and we look forward to providing further updates on the University of Melbourne s experiences. Professor Margaret Sheil Provost The University of Melbourne Professor Gregor Kennedy Pro Vice-Chancellor (Educational Innovation) The University of Melbourne October, 2014 3 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY 2013 General Statistics Course duration: 6 weeks Total learners who enrolled: 53,715 Total signature-track enrolments: N/A* Learners who started the course: 30,671 (57 % of those who enrolled) Learners who completed the course: 1,608 (5.24 % of those who started) Videos* Total videos: 19 Total video duration: 04:26:46 Minimum video duration: 00:03:33 Maximum video duration: 00:21:18 Average video duration: 00:14:02 Total videos streamed: 159,869 Video streams per lecture: 8,414 Video streams per person: 8.2 Total videos downloaded: 132,713 Downloads per video: 6,985 Downloads per person: 16.7 Unique videos watched: 168,064 Unique videos watched per person: 7.36 Demographic Information Learners enrolled from: 190 countries Gender ratio (F:M): 42:58 Table 1: Geographical distribution (top ten countries of enrolled learners) Country United States 36 % India 6 % United Kingdom 5 % Canada 5 % Australia 4 % Brazil 3 % Spain 3 % Russian Federation 2 % Germany 2 % Mexico 2 % Table 2: Geographical distribution of learners (per continent) Continent North America 43 % Europe 29 % Asia 16 % South America 6 % Oceania 4 % Africa 2 % *See Glossary of Terms for more information 4 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

Discussion Forums Total posts: 3,327 Posts per person: 2.94 Total comments: 1,723 Comments per person: 3.38 Total discussion postings: 5,050 (posts + comments) Discussion postings per person: 3.89 Percentage participation in forums: 4.24 % (of those who posted) Assessment Tools Quiz Total quiz submissions: 47,036 Quiz submissions per person: 7.11 Percent quiz participation: 21.57 % Unique quiz submissions: 25,951 Unique quiz submissions per person: 3.92 Peer Assessment (PA) Total PA submissions: 1,425 PA submissions per person: 1.07 Percent PA submissions: 4.33 % (of learners who started) Grade Distribution Figure 1: Grade distribution for Exercise Physiology (normal + distinction grade) 100000 100.00% 10000 1000 100 10 1 34998 0 grade 933 0-10 358 10-20 85 20-30 123 164 276 30-40 40-50 50-60 Final Grades 360 60-70 416 70-80 400 80-90 156 90+ 98.00% 96.00% 94.00% 92.00% 90.00% 88.00% 86.00% Accum% 5 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

GENERATING THE WEALTH OF NATIONS 2013 General Statistics Course duration: 10 weeks Total learners who enrolled: 29,309 Total signature-track enrolments: N/A* Learners who started the course: 12,756 (43.52 % of those who enrolled) Learners who completed the course: 348 (2.73 % of those who started) Videos* Total videos: 74 Total video duration: 26:51:47 Minimum video duration: 00:02:37 Maximum video duration: 00:37:19 Average video duration: 00:21:47 Total videos streamed: 131,435 Video streams per lecture: 1,776 Video streams per person: 14.4 Total videos downloaded: 338,014 Downloads per video: 4,568 Downloads per person: 71.8 Unique videos watched: 249,789 Unique videos watched per person: 22.07 Demographic Information Learners enrolled from: 184 countries Gender ratio (F:M): 31:69 Table 3: Geographical distribution (top ten countries of enrolled learners) Country United States 27 % India 10 % United Kingdom 5 % Australia 5 % Canada 4 % Brazil 3 % Germany 3 % China 2 % Spain 2 % Russian Federation 2 % Singapore 2 % Table 4: Geographical distribution of learners (per continent) Continent North America 33 % Europe 28 % Asia 25 % South America 6 % Oceania 5 % Africa 4 % *See Glossary of Terms for more information 6 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

Discussion Forums Total posts: 2,672 Posts per person: 4.27 Total comments: 1,629 Comments per person: 5.31 Total discussion postings: 4,301 (posts + comments) Discussion postings per person: 6.24 Percentage participation in forums: 5.4 % Assessment Tools Peer Assessment (PA) Total PA submissions: 1,422 PA submissions per person: 2.14 Percent PA submissions: 5.22 % (of learners who started) Grade Distribution Figure 2: Grade distribution for Generating the Wealth of Nations (normal grade, no distinction awarded) 100000 10000 1000 100 10 1 28870 0 grade 31 0-10 100 10-20 165 20-30 45 30-40 29 40-50 50-60 Final Grades 62 55 60-70 111 70-80 74 80-90 46 90+ 100.00% 99.50% 99.00% 98.50% 98.00% 97.50% 97.00% 96.50% 96.00% Accum% 7 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS 2013 General Statistics Course duration: 8 weeks Total learners who enrolled: 66,286 Total signature-track enrolments: N/A* Learners who started the course: 29,939 (45.17 % of those who enrolled) Learners who completed the course: 1,412 (4.72 % of those who started) Videos* Total videos: 50 Total video duration: 15:23:51 Minimum video duration: 00:06:17 Maximum video duration: 00:37:16 Average video duration: 00:18:29 Total videos streamed: 305,185 Video streams per lecture: 6,104 Video streams per person: 10.2 Total videos downloaded: 483,452 Downloads per video: 9,669 Downloads per person: 16.1 Unique videos watched: 413,796 Unique videos watched per person: 16.15 Demographic Information Learners enrolled from: 198 countries Gender ratio (F:M): 29:71 Table 5: Geographical distribution (top ten countries of enrolled learners) Country United States 23 % India 11 % United Kingdom 5 % China 4 % Australia 4 % Spain 3 % Russian Federation 3 % Canada 3 % Brazil 3 % Singapore 2 % Germany 2 % France 2 % Table 6: Geographical distribution of learners (per continent) Continent Europe 30 % Asia 29 % North America 28 % South America 6 % Oceania 4 % Africa 3 % *See Glossary of Terms for more information 8 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

Discussion Forums Total posts: 4,652 Posts per person: 3.42 Total comments: 2,673 Comments per person: 3.87 Total discussion postings: 7,325 (posts + comments) Discussion postings per person: 4.70 Percentage participation in forums: 5.21 % Assessment Tools Quiz Total quiz submissions: 47,459 Quiz submissions per person: 5.97 Percent quiz participation: 27.81% Unique quiz submissions: 24,371 Unique quiz submissions per person: 3.07 Peer Assessment (PA) Total PA submissions: 1,074 PA submissions per person: 1.03 Percent PA submissions: 3.48 % (of learners who started) Grade Distribution Figure 3: Grade distribution for Principles of Macroeconomics (normal + distinction grade) 100000 10000 1000 100 10 1 58866 0 grade 211 0-10 622 10-20 562 20-30 275 479 234 30-40 40-50 50-60 Final Grades 279 60-70 281 70-80 400 80-90 218 90+ 100.00% 99.00% 98.00% 97.00% 96.00% 95.00% 94.00% 93.00% 92.00% 91.00% Accum% 9 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

CLIMATE CHANGE 2013 General Statistics Course duration: 11 weeks Total learners who enrolled: 48,916 Total signature-track enrolments: 314 Learners who started the course: 23,068 (47.16 % of those who enrolled) Learners who completed the course: 937 (4.06 % of those who started) Videos* Total videos: 68 Total video duration: 15:42:50 Minimum video duration: 00:00:38 Maximum video duration: 00:32:48 Average video duration: 00:13:52 Total videos streamed: 259,182 Video streams per lecture: 3,812 Video streams per person: 19.5 Total videos downloaded: 266,249 Downloads per video: 3,915 Downloads per person: 41.4 Unique videos watched: 319,248 Unique videos watched per person: 20.67 Demographic Information Learners enrolled from: 203 countries Gender ratio (F:M): 48:52 Table 7: Geographical distribution (top ten countries of enrolled learners) Country United States 24 % India 8 % United Kingdom 5 % Australia 5 % Spain 3 % Canada 3 % Brazil 3 % Germany 3 % China 2 % Russian Federation 2 % Mexico 2 % Philippines 2 % Table 8: Geographical distribution of learners (per continent) Continent North America 30 % Europe 29 % Asia 24 % South America 7 % Oceania 5 % Africa 4 % *See Glossary of Terms for more information 10 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

Discussion Forums Total posts: 9,511 Posts per person: 5.87 Total comments: 9,920 Comments per person: 11.81 Total discussion postings: 19,431 (posts + comments) Discussion postings per person: 10.87 Percentage participation in forums: 7.75 % Assessment Tools Quiz Total quiz submissions: 33,207 Quiz submissions per person: 6.85 Percent quiz participation: 21.02 % Unique quiz submissions: 21,011 Unique quiz submissions per person: 4.33 Peer Assessment (PA) Total PA submissions: 2,446 PA submissions per person: 1.88 Percent PA submissions: 5.64 % (of learners who started) Grade Distribution Figure 4: Grade distribution for Climate Change (normal grade, no distinction awarded) 100000 10000 1000 100 10 1 0 0 grade 46071 0-10 921 10-20 339 20-30 317 130 31 30-40 40-50 50-60 Final Grades 97 60-70 274 70-80 501 80-90 106 90+ 100.00% 90.00% 80.00% 70.00% 60.00% 50.00% 40.00% 30.00% 20.00% 10.00% 0.00% Accum% 11 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

ANIMAL BEHAVIOUR 2013 General Statistics Course duration: 8 weeks Total learners who enrolled: 48,106 Total signature-track enrolments: 250 Learners who started the course: 25,964 (53.97 % of those who enrolled) Learners who completed the course: 1,426 (5.49 % of those who started) Videos* Total videos: 44 Total video duration: 10:50:43 Minimum video duration: 00:04:45 Maximum video duration: 00:53:19 Average video duration: 00:14:47 Total videos streamed: 239,549 Video streams per lecture: 5,444 Video streams per person: 14.7 Total videos downloaded: 214,573 Downloads per video: 4,877 Downloads per person: 32.6 Unique videos watched: 269,627 Unique videos watched per person: 14.55 Demographic Information Learners enrolled from: 183 countries Gender ratio (F:M): 58:42 Table 9: Geographical distribution (top ten countries of enrolled learners) Country United States 30% United Kingdom 7% India 6% Canada 4% Australia 4% Brazil 4% Spain 4% Germany 3% China 3% Russian Federation 2% Greece 2% Mexico 2% Portugal 2% Table 10: Geographical distribution of learners (per continent) Continent North America 37% Europe 32% Asia 17% South America 7% Oceania 5% Africa 2% *See Glossary of Terms for more information 12 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

Discussion Forums Total posts: 5,396 Posts per person: 3.23 Total comments: 2,897 Comments per person: 3.73 Total discussion postings: 8,293 (posts + comments) Discussion postings per person: 4.55 Percentage participation in forums: 7.02 % Assessment Tools Quiz Total quiz submissions: 53,297 Quiz submissions per person: 6.89 Percent quiz participation: 29.78 % Unique quiz submissions: 25,715 Unique quiz submissions per person: 3.33 Peer Assessment (PA) Total PA submissions: 1,600 PA submissions per person: 1.04 Percent PA submissions: 5.95 % (of learners who started) Grade Distribution Figure 5: Grade distribution for Animal Behaviour (normal grade, no distinction awarded) 100000 10000 1000 100 10 1 30816 0 grade 844 0-10 473 10-20 331 20-30 362 303 131 30-40 40-50 50-60 Final Grades 151 60-70 269 70-80 538 80-90 533 90+ 100.00% 98.00% 96.00% 94.00% 92.00% 90.00% 88.00% 86.00% 84.00% 82.00% Accum% 13 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

EPIGENETIC CONTROL OF GENE EXPRESSION 2013 General Statistics Course duration: 6 weeks Total learners who enrolled: 39,167 Total signature-track enrolments: 459 Learners who started the course: 19,778 (50.5 % of those who enrolled) Learners who completed the course: 2,088 (10.56 % of those who started) Videos* Total videos: 54 Total video duration: 09:50:17 Minimum video duration: 00:04:13 Maximum video duration: 00:17:24 Average video duration: 00:10:56 Total videos streamed: 280,503 Video streams per lecture: 5,195 Video streams per person: 18.7 Total videos downloaded: 155,768 Downloads per video: 2,885 Downloads per person: 18.5 Unique videos watched: 257,156 Unique videos watched per person: 17.47 Demographic Information Learners enrolled from: 175 countries Gender ratio (F:M): 51:49 Table 11: Geographical distribution (top ten countries of enrolled learners) Country United States 33 % India 6 % United Kingdom 5 % Spain 4 % Brazil 4 % Canada 4 % Australia 3 % Germany 3 % China 2 % Russian Federation 2 % Mexico 2 % Table 12: Geographical distribution of learners (per continent) Continent North America 40 % Europe 30 % Asia 16 % South America 8 % Oceania 4 % Africa 3 % *See Glossary of Terms for more information 14 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

Discussion Forums Total posts: 2,874 Posts per person: 2.73 Total comments: 2,967 Comments per person: 5.54 Total discussion postings: 5,841 (posts + comments) Discussion postings per person: 4.90 Percentage participation in forums: 6.03 % Assessment Tools Quiz Total quiz submissions: 49,979 Quiz submissions per person: 5.66 Percent quiz participation: 44.65 % Unique quiz submissions: 25,365 Unique quiz submissions per person: 2.87 Peer Assessment (PA) Total PA submissions: 2,183 PA submissions per person: 1.02 Percent PA submissions: 10.77 % (of learners who started) Grade Distribution Figure 6: Grade distribution for Epigenetic Control of Gene Expression (normal grade, no distinction awarded) 100000 10000 1000 100 10 1 24812 0 grade 1584 0-10 1214 10-20 457 20-30 372 30-40 344 40-50 50-60 Final Grades 306 274 60-70 313 70-80 638 80-90 1029 90+ 100.00% 98.00% 96.00% 94.00% 92.00% 90.00% 88.00% 86.00% 84.00% 82.00% 80.00% Accum% 15 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

DISCRETE OPTIMIZATION 2013 General Statistics Course duration: 9 weeks Total learners who enrolled: 51,395 Total signature-track enrolments: N/A* Learners who started the course: 29,908 (58.19 % of those who enrolled) Learners who completed the course: 795 (2.66 % of those who started) Videos* Total videos: 57 Total video duration: 17:17:06 Minimum video duration: 00:03:50 Maximum video duration: 00:37:13 Average video duration: 00:18:12 Total videos streamed: 223,770 Video streams per lecture: 3,926 Video streams per person: 12.4 Total videos downloaded: 618,730 Downloads per video: 10,855 Downloads per person: 63.4 Unique videos watched: 371,692 Unique videos watched per person: 17.66 Demographic Information Learners enrolled from: 173 countries Gender ratio (F:M): 12:88 Table 13: Geographical distribution (top ten countries of enrolled learners) Country United States 30 % India 10 % United Kingdom 4 % Russian Federation 3 % Canada 3 % Germany 3 % Brazil 3 % China 3 % Australia 3 % Spain 2 % France 2 % Table 14: Geographical distribution of learners (per continent) Continent North America 35 % Europe 31 % Asia 23 % South America 5 % Oceania 3 % Africa 3 % *See Glossary of Terms for more information 16 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

Discussion Forums Total posts: 4,682 Posts per person: 3.88 Total comments: 3,623 Comments per person: 5.48 Total discussion postings: 8,305 (posts + comments) Discussion postings per person: 6.27 Percentage participation in forums: 4.43 % Assessment Tools Assignment Parts (AP) Total AP submissions: 8,188 AP submissions per person: 5.73 Percent AP participations: 22.28 % Unique AP submissions: 14,651 Unique AP submissions per person: 2.20 Grade Distribution Figure 7: Grade distribution for Discrete Optimization (2013; normal grade) 100000 10000 1000 100 10 1 34528 2512 1106 431 207 85 140 204 206 180 92 0 grade 0-10 10-20 20-30 30-40 40-50 50-60 Final Grades 60-70 70-80 80-90 90+ 100.00% 98.00% 96.00% 94.00% 92.00% 90.00% 88.00% 86.00% 84.00% 82.00% 80.00% Accum% Figure 8: Grade distribution for Discrete Optimization (2013; distinction grade) 100000 10000 1000 100 10 1 34528 2472 1042 389 283 121 61 192 173 238 192 0 grade 0-10 10-20 20-30 30-40 40-50 50-60 Final Grades 60-70 70-80 80-90 90+ 100.00% 98.00% 96.00% 94.00% 92.00% 90.00% 88.00% 86.00% 84.00% 82.00% 80.00% Accum% 17 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

DISCRETE OPTIMIZATION 2014 General Statistics Course duration: 9 weeks Total learners who enrolled: 34,263 Total signature-track enrolments: N/A* Learners who started the course: 16,941 (49.44 % of those who enrolled) Learners who completed the course: 323 (1.91 % of those who started) Videos* Total videos: 63 Total video duration: 18:26:24 Minimum video duration: 00:02:29 Maximum video duration: 00:37:13 Average video duration: 00:17:34 Total videos streamed: 126,658 Video streams per lecture: 2,010 Video streams per person: 13.1 Total videos downloaded: 334,460 Downloads per video: 5,309 Downloads per person: 69.7 Unique videos watched: 215,730 Unique videos watched per person: 18.78 Demographic Information Learners enrolled from: 164 countries Gender ratio (F:M): 12:88 Table 15: Geographical distribution (top ten countries of enrolled learners) Country United States 27 % India 11 % China 5 % United Kingdom 4 % Russian Federation 3 % Canada 3 % Germany 3 % Brazil 3 % Australia 2 % France 2 % Spain 2 % Poland 2 % Table 16: Geographical distribution of learners (per continent) Continent North America 32 % Europe 31 % Asia 26 % South America 5 % Oceania 3 % Africa 3 % *See Glossary of Terms for more information 18 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

Discussion Forums Total posts: 2,292 Posts per person: 4.13 Total comments: 1,345 Comments per person: 4.48 Total discussion postings: 3,637 (posts + comments) Discussion postings per person: 6.04 Percentage participation in forums: 3.55 % Assessment Tools Assignment Parts (AP) Total AP submissions: 45,925 AP submissions per person: 14.12 Percent AP participation: 19.2 % Unique AP submissions: 14,770 Unique AP submissions per person: 4.54 Grade Distribution Figure 9: Grade distribution for Discrete Optimization (2014; normal + distinction grade) 100000 10000 1000 100 10 1 31007 0 grade 1573 0-10 669 10-20 205 20-30 241 30-40 109 40-50 50-60 Final Grades 68 42 60-70 137 70-80 86 80-90 100 90+ 100.00% 98.00% 96.00% 94.00% 92.00% 90.00% 88.00% 86.00% 84.00% Accum% 19 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

EPIGENETIC CONTROL OF GENE EXPRESSION 2014 General Statistics Course duration: 8 weeks Total learners who enrolled: 24,099 Total signature-track enrolments: 344 Learners who started the course: 11,930 (49.5 % of those who enrolled) Learners who completed the course: 1,009 (8.46 % of those who started) Videos* Total videos: 55 Total video duration: 10:09:15 Minimum video duration: 00:04:13 Maximum video duration: 00:17:27 Average video duration: 00:11:05 Total videos streamed: 160,909 Video streams per lecture: 2,926 Video streams per person: 18.1 Total videos downloaded: 109,303 Downloads per video: 1,987 Downloads per person: 2.6 Unique videos watched: 169,707 Unique videos watched per person: 19.1 Demographic Information Learners enrolled from: 160 countries Gender ratio (F:M): 47:52 Table 17: Geographical distribution (top ten countries of enrolled learners) Country United States 29 % India 6 % China 6 % United Kingdom 5 % Spain 4 % Canada 4 % Brazil 3 % Australia 3 % Germany 3 % Russian Federation 2 % Mexico 2 % Table 18: Geographical distribution of learners (per continent) Continent North America 36 % Europe 30 % Asia 22 % South America 7 % Oceania 3 % Africa 3 % *See Glossary of Terms for more information 20 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

Discussion Forums Total posts: 1,747 Posts per person: 3.93 Total comments: 872 Comments per person: 4.98 Total discussion postings: 2619 (posts + comments) Discussion postings per person: 5.58 Percentage participation in forums: 3.93 % Assessment Tools Quiz Total quiz submissions: 26,581 Quiz submissions per person: 6.04 Percent quiz participation: 36.87 % Unique quiz submissions: 13,950 Unique quiz submissions per person: 3.17 Peer Assessment (PA) Total PA submissions: 1,077 PA submissions per person: 1.02 Percent PA submissions: 8.83 % (of learners who started) Grade Distribution Figure 10: Grade distribution for Epigenetic Control of Gene Expression (2014; normal grade, no distinction awarded) 100000 10000 100.00% 95.00% 1000 100 90.00% 85.00% 10 1 21405 0 grade 1419 0-10 604 10-20 260 20-30 171 136 168 30-40 40-50 50-60 Final Grades 147 60-70 134 70-80 274 80-90 551 90+ 80.00% 75.00% Accum% 21 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

LOGIC 1: LANGUAGE AND INFORMATION 2014 General Statistics Course duration: 5 weeks Total learners who enrolled: 50,098 Total signature-track enrolments: 191 Learners who started the course: 27,260 (54.41 % of those who enrolled) Learners who completed the course: 1,231 (4.52 % of those who started) Videos* Total videos: 32 Total video duration: 06:57:19 Minimum video duration: 00:05:17 Maximum video duration: 00:28:54 Average video duration: 00:13:02 Total videos streamed: 142,342 Video streams per lecture: 4,448 Video streams per person: 9.6 Total videos downloaded: 183,156 Downloads per video: 5,724 Downloads per person: 33 Unique videos watched: 189,128 Unique videos watched per person: 10.84 Demographic Information Learners enrolled from: 187 countries Gender ratio (F:M): 33:67 Table 19: Geographical distribution (top ten countries of enrolled learners) Country United States 26 % India 9 % China 6 % United Kingdom 4 % Russian Federation 3 % Canada 3 % Australia 3 % Brazil 3 % Germany 3 % Spain 2 % France 2 % Table 20: Geographical distribution of learners (per continent) Continent North America 31 % Europe 30 % Asia 27 % South America 5 % Oceania 4 % Africa 3 % *See Glossary of Terms for more information 22 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

Discussion Forums Total posts: 2,687 Posts per person: 3.48 Total comments: 1,382 Comments per person: 3.45 Total discussion postings: 4,069 (posts + comments) Discussion postings per person: 4.63 Percentage participation in forums: 3.22 % Assessment Tools Quiz Total quiz submissions: 43,009 Quiz submissions per person: 11.82 Percent quiz participation: 13.35 % Unique quiz submissions: 26,684 Unique quiz submissions per person: 7.33 Peer Assessment (PA) Total PA submissions: 1,249 PA submissions per person: 2.15 Percent PA submissions: 2.15% (of learners who started) Grade Distribution Figure 11: Grade distribution for Logic 1 (normal grade, no distinction awarded) 100000 100.00% 10000 1000 100 10 1 43895 0 grade 249 0-10 366 10-20 423 20-30 269 139 168 30-40 40-50 50-60 Final Grades 189 60-70 305 70-80 295 80-90 273 90+ 99.00% 98.00% 97.00% 96.00% 95.00% 94.00% 93.00% 92.00% 91.00% Accum% 23 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

LOGIC 2: LANGUAGE AND INFORMATION 2014 General Statistics Course duration: 8 weeks Total learners who enrolled: 25,158 Total signature-track enrolments: 82 Learners who started the course: 7,696 (30.59 % of those who enrolled) Learners who completed the course: 424 (5.51 % of those who started) Videos* Total videos: 43 Total video duration: 12:06:46 Minimum video duration: 00:04:53 Maximum video duration: 00:30:32 Average video duration: 00:16:54 Total videos streamed: 40,706 Video streams per lecture: 947 Video streams per person: 10.7 Total videos downloaded: 83,720 Downloads per video: 1,947 Downloads per person: 46.7 Unique videos watched: 71,787 Unique videos watched per person: 14.42 Demographic Information Learners enrolled from: 177 countries Gender ratio (F:M): 29:71 Table 21: Geographical distribution (top ten countries of enrolled learners) Country United States 24 % India 9 % China 7 % United Kingdom 4 % Russian Federation 3 % Canada 3 % Australia 3 % Germany 3 % Brazil 3 % Spain 2 % France 2 % Table 22: Geographical distribution of learners (per continent) Continent Europe 30 % North America 29 % Asia 29 % South America 5 % Africa 4 % Oceania 3 % *See Glossary of Terms for more information 24 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

Discussion Forums Total posts: 1,201 Posts per person: 5.15 Total comments: 435 Comments per person: 4.18 Total discussion postings: 1,636 (posts + comments) Discussion postings per person: 6.79 Percentage participation in forums: 3.13 % Assessment Tools Quiz Total quiz submissions: 7,742 Quiz submissions per person: 8.03 Percent quiz participation: 12.53 % Unique quiz submissions: 4,800 Unique quiz submissions per person: 4.98 Peer Assessment (PA) Total PA submissions: 119 PA submissions per person: 1.19 Percent PA submissions: 1.30 % (of learners who started) Grade Distribution Figure 12: Grade distribution for Logic 2 (normal grade, no distinction awarded) 100000 100.00% ack 10000 99.00% 1000 100 10 1 24134 0 grade 295 0-10 90 10-20 46 20-30 46 41 59 30-40 40-50 50-60 Final Grades 86 60-70 61 70-80 116 80-90 81 90+ 98.00% 97.00% 96.00% 95.00% 94.00% Accum% 25 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

Glossary of Terms General Statistics Total enrolled learners: The count of students who registered for the course irrespective of whether they started, completed, or not. Signature-track: Signature track is where the students can, for a small fee, choose to take a Coursera MOOC where they have the opportunity to earn a verified certificate for successfully completing the course. Signature-track enrolments: Only some Coursera MOOCs used signature track and this option was available in late 2013. Only those MOOCs where signature track was available will be included. Learners who started: The count of enrolled students who accessed the course website one or more times after the course started. Learners who completed: The count of students who passed the course and were awarded certificates of completion / distinction. Videos Total video duration: The sum of timing information for all lecture videos of a given course. This number is presented in the format: Hours (HH) : Minutes (MM) : Seconds (SS) Minimum video duration: The minimum length of any lecture video of a given course. This number is presented in the format: Hours (HH) : Minutes (MM) : Seconds (SS) Maximum video duration: The maximum length for any lecture video of a given course. This number is presented in the format: Hours (HH) : Minutes (MM) : Seconds (SS) Average video duration: The total lecture video duration in a given course divided by the count of lecture videos in that course. This number is presented in the format: Hours (HH) : Minutes (MM) : Seconds (SS) This number is presented as: MM:SS Total videos streamed: The count of lecture videos watched online by learners. Streamed videos include in-video quizzes and closed captions, thus, they provide more opportunity for interactivity than downloaded videos. Video streams per lecture: The count of lecture video streams divided by the count of lecture videos. Video streams per person: The count of lecture video streams divided by the count of total learners who streamed the videos. Total videos downloaded: The count of lecture videos downloaded by the learners. Downloaded videos do not include in-video quizzes or closed captions. Although learners can download videos to view offline, it cannot be determined whether learners actually watched the videos. Downloads per video: The count of lecture video downloads divided by the count of lecture videos in a given course. Downloads per person: The count of lecture video downloads divided by the total count of learners who downloaded any video. Unique videos watched: The count of unique lecture viewings summed across students for both streaming and downloaded video lectures. Unique videos watcher per person: The count of unique videos watched divided by the count of learners who watched or downloaded a lecture video. Demographic Information Learners enrolled from: The count of distinct countries of the enrolled learners. This information is collected by Coursera through its own survey and is published online for each MOOC. Gender ratio: The ratio of female (F) and male (M) learners. This number is derived from the surveys conducted by Coursera. In some cases, the proportions do not add up to 100% because some learners opted not to indicate a gender. Assessment Tools A course may be assessed in a number of ways, by quizzes, peer assessment (PA) or assignment parts (AP). For each course, the corresponding assessment measure is provided. Total quiz submissions: The total number of times each quiz (exam, homework, quiz, tutorial, practice quiz) has been attempted. This does not include the in-video quizzes and surveys. Unique quiz submissions: The count of unique quiz submissions summed across learners. Unique quiz submissions per person: The total count of unique quiz submissions divided by the count of distinct learners who attempted a quiz. 26 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

27 MOOCs The University of Melbourne

28 MOOCs The University of Melbourne