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Marginal Revolution University
Nonprofit courseware library of economics education videos and teaching resources.
With the exception of third party images, video content, and case studies, this courseware content is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License .
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Marginal Revolution University (“MRU”) is a nonprofit courseware library of economics education videos and teaching resources. MRU content, authored by economists – including the founders of the Marginal Revolution economics blog – can be used as supplemental resources or as complete courses. The library has more than 800 videos and 17 courses available for free, with videos hosted on YouTube. In addition to the videos, MRU includes syllabi, test banks, lecture plans, and course certificates. Instructors can use MRU when teaching in fully-online, blended, or face-to-face formats.
Courseware Features
- Course Complete
- Pre-made Course
- Supplemental
Disciplines
- Economics
LMS Integrations
Standards Integrations
Support
Pricing Data
- Free
- Free
- Can be purchased by Teacher, School Leader, District Administrator, Student, or Parent.
Courseware Features
Ratings are based on company self-assessment, guided by the CWiC Framework.
- Adaptivity
The content can be adjusted in relation to a learner's knowledge
Low
- Customization
Educators and course designers can alter learning or assessment content
High
- Learner Autonomy
Learners can impact or augment instruction based on their choices
Low
- Socio-Emotional
Use of feedback and interventions based on a learner’s social-emotional state
Low
- Assessment
The presence of academic structures and the capacity to assess learning in relation to them
High
- Collaboration
Ability for learners and/or educators to engage with each other in the context of learning
Low