Since 2010, there has been a significant boom in MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses), and at one point people seemed to think it was going to transform higher education. That hasn't happened--at least not yet. These are free online courses, sometimes from the most prestigious institutions in the world, with materials, power points, and assessments. Some examples of MOOCS:

 

• The MIT Open Course Ware project -- look for courses under "Linguistics and Philosophy"

• Carnegie Mellon's Open Learning Initiative -- so far only a logic courses is available.

• Coursera -- a consortium of Princeton, Penn, Stanford, and University of Michigan. 

 

 

Update: 17 Dec. 2015; May 2020; 2-13-2026