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ABOUT What is a MOOC? Growth of MOOCs MOOC platforms What is UTokyo MOOC? COURSE SEARCH PROSPECTIVE PARTNERS How to create a MOOC? How can I use MOOCs? FAQS LEARNERS How to register? MOOCs vs. traditional instruction How can I benefit from MOOCs? Can I contact the instructor? Guide for participation PRODUCTION STORIES Four Facets of Contemporary Japanese Architecture: Humans Let’s Read! Learning Japanese through Science & Technology JA EN ABOUT What is a MOOC? Growth of MOOCs MOOC platforms What is UTokyo MOOC? COURSE SEARCH PROSPECTIVE PARTNERS How to create a MOOC? How can I use MOOCs? FAQS LEARNERS How to register? MOOCs vs. traditional instruction How can I benefit from MOOCs? Can I contact the instructor? Guide for participation PRODUCTION STORIES Four Facets of Contemporary Japanese Architecture: Humans Let’s Read! Learning Japanese through Science & Technology NEWS Apr 30, 2024 edX Birthday Campaign Jun 22, 2023 "Four Facets of Contemporary Japanese Architecture” (XSeries) is open for registration ALL NEWS What is a MOOC ? Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) are free online courses that anybody can take, and those who complete the course can earn an official certificate for a fee. Top universities around the world offer MOOCs, and the total number of registered learners on the Coursera and edX platforms has reached more than 130 million. Along with self improvement, learners are using MOOCs to improve their professional skills, and the individually validated certificates are helping learners advance in the workplace and make career changes. Featured Courses Coursera Sep 25, 2015 From the Big Bang to Dark Energy We have learned a lot recently about how the Universe evolved in 13.8 billion years since the Big Bang. More than 80% of matter in the Universe is mysterious Dark Matter, which made stars and galaxies to form. The newly discovered Higgs-boson became frozen into the Universe a trillionth of a second after the Big Bang and brought order to the Universe. Yet we still do not know how ordinary matter (atoms) survived against total annihilation by Anti-Matter. The expansion of the Universe started acceleration about 7 billion years ago and the Universe is being ripped apart. The culprit is Dark Energy, a mysterious energy multiplying in vacuum. I will present evidence behind these startling discoveries and discuss what we may learn in the near future. MURAYAMA Hitoshi (Professor, Kavli IPMU, The University of Tokyo) edX Mar 4, 2019 Contemporary Japanese Society: What Has Been Happening Behind Demographic Change? The main aim of this course is to give an overview of how contemporary Japanese society has been stratified, from the perspective of changing demographic, familial, and socio-economic structure. Basic statistics will be presented to provide a concrete idea of the changes that have taken place in Japan. By the end of the course, students should have an awareness of similarities and differences across nations regarding social issues including ageing population, gender gaps in work and family, and socio-economic inequalities. SHIRAHASE Sawako (Professor, Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology, The University of Tokyo) edX Nov 10, 2015 Visualizing Postwar Tokyo, Part 1 Tokyo emerged out of the ruins of war to become a large city of 10 million people in only a quarter of a century. During this process of change, the capital of a military empire that once invaded East Asia experienced occupation by the U.S. armed forces, hosted the Olympic Games, and transformed into a consumer hub where young people could enjoy economic “wealth.” It is important to know that this process was recorded in countless photographs, documentary films, TV programs, and so on. We will retrieve many of these archived pictures and videos and analyze what happened in postwar Tokyo from different perspectives. In Part 1, you will look at the changes that occurred in postwar Tokyo over a quarter of a century from four different perspectives: 1) occupation and Americanism; 2) imperial gaze and royal wedding; 3) The Olympic city; and 4) economic-cultural clash in Shinjuku. This examination of urban history will provide you with the insights necessary when considering changes in other large cities in Asia, such as Seoul, Beijing, and Bangkok, at the end of the twentieth century. YOSHIMI Shunya (Professor, Interfaculty Initiative in Information Studies, The University of Tokyo) Coursera Apr 6, 2021 Interactive Teaching This course consists of three parts: Knowledge sessions, Skill sessions, and Story sessions. In Knowledge sessions, you can learn how to use pedagogical knowledge to promote students’ interactive learning. In Skill sessions, you can learn techniques for creating an environment for active learning from a theatrical and expressive perspective. In Story sessions, leading researchers and practitioners in their respective fields will share their teaching practices and experiences. This course is intended not only for graduate students and university teachers, but also for primary and secondary teachers and people in human resource development departments of companies. This course provides a meaningful opportunity for all the people engaged in “teaching.” For more information about the course, please see the following video "Course Outline & Learner's Guide". https://www.coursera.org/lecture/interactive-teaching/jiang-zuo-nogai-yao-toshou-jiang-fang-fa-course-outline-learners-guide-eUoJ2 KURITA Kayoko (Professor, Graduate School of Education, The University of Tokyo) Course Search Got a Minute? Your opinion matters to us, and we would love to hear about your recommendations on interesting UTokyo courses/lectures that could go worldwide. It would help us create high-quality MOOC courses. TAKE OUR SURVEY Tweet Tweets by @UTokyoM Website Policy Privacy Policy Download Contact Us Copyright © 2023- Center for Research and Development of Higher Education, The University of Tokyo. All rights reserved.️