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MOOCs: Branding, enrollment, and multiple measures of success
Leeds, Elke M. and Cope, Jim

PublishedSeptember 2015
JournalOnline Journal of Distance Learning Administration
Volume XVIII, Issue 3, Pages 1-5
PublisherUniversity of West Georgia, Distance Education Center
CountryUnited States, North America


Published atSavannah, Georgia
RefereedYes
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