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Transforming teaching and learning at MIT and around the globe. Online offerings from OpenCourseWare, MITx, and more on MIT Learn: learn.mit.edu

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Fifteen tabs open and an old phone lagging. That’s where Josh’s curiosity used to take him. At 14, he found MIT OpenCourseWare, part of MIT Open Learning. Our free syllabi, lecture notes and problem sets gave his love of economics and math real structure. His advice? Begin before you feel fully ready. OpenCourseWare is free, so your curiosity could be the start of something serious too. Read the full story at the link in bio. 13 Nov 2026 "AI is going to permeate every aspect of our lives and influence every business." — @mit President Sally Kornbluth Over half of U.S. adults already use generative AI. MIT Open Learning is helping close the gap with Universal AI, a free, self-paced program built for beginners. Click the link in bio to learn more. 13 Nov 2026 When you picture a space thruster, do you imagine a postage stamp? 🚀 Catherine Nachtigal, a graduate student in MIT’s Space Propulsion Laboratory, shows how electrospray thrusters this small can fire for hundreds of hours on a milliliter or two of propellant. Click on the link in our bio to keep learning. 12 Nov 2026 ✈️ What does it take to fly an airplane? In this clip from his class, MIT professor Amos Winter shares how the Wright brothers solved key engineering challenges on their path to the first flight: ✅ Lift (tested hundreds of wing shapes) ✅ Control (created a system to steer in three directions) ✅ Power (designed their own propeller and engine) Keep learning at the link in our bio! 🔗 11 Nov 2026 What do an MIT hallway and Stonehenge have in common? ☀️ Twice a year, the sun lines up with MIT’s 823-foot Infinite Corridor. We call it MIT Henge, and it all comes down to two measurements: azimuth and altitude. Want to keep learning? Find free courses and more from MIT on MIT Learn. Link in bio. 10 Nov 2026 Learning AI on your own? Prabha Jha found something more. "I think it was eye-opening to be able to meet so many people with diverse backgrounds and geography, and then we connected at the human level." Her AI program, MIT xPRO's AI for Senior Executives, had an in-person component that let her meet peers from around the world. Could the people you learn with be part of your next step? Read her full story. Link in bio. 09 Nov 2026 25 years ago, @mitocw helped change who could access knowledge around the world. What started as a bold experiment in open education has grown into a global movement: 📊 500M+ learners reached 📚 2,500+ free courses across MIT subjects 🌎 Inspired universities and organizations worldwide to expand access to learning Now, with the launch of MIT Learn — the Institute's hub for lifelong learning — and Open Learning's goal of reaching 1 billion learners in the next decade, the next chapter of open education is already taking shape. 🔗 Learn more at the link in bio! #OpenLearning #LifelongLearning #OpenEducation #OnlineLearning #Learning #Education 08 Nov 2026 MIT OpenCourseWare and Wikipedia both launched 25 years ago to make knowledge free for everyone. Now OpenCourseWare, part of MIT Open Learning, and Wikipedia are working together. In a recent Open Conversation, Curt Newton, director of OpenCourseWare; Peter B. Kaufman, associate director of development at MIT Open Learning; and Wikipedian Andrew Lih shared how MIT course materials can strengthen Wikipedia entries on subjects ranging from engineering to literature. AI helps find where the two fit together, but people make the final calls. As Lih put it, "It's going to take human insight to actually make some of those decisions." Click on the link in our bio to read the full article. 07 Nov 2026 🌎⚡ Climate. Energy. Education. Action. Join Dr. Desirée Plata, Dr. Chris Rabe, and Curt Newton for an open conversation about creating a future where economic prosperity and thriving communities are no longer tied to greenhouse gas emissions. Learn how education can help people: ✨ Make informed decisions ✨ Build climate resilience ✨ Advance clean energy solutions ✨ Lead meaningful change 📅 Thursday, December 3, 2026 🕛 12:00–1:00 PM 💬 Q&A to follow #ClimateAction #ClimateEducation #CleanEnergy #Sustainability #ClimateLeadership #EnergyTransition #FutureOfLearning #MITOpenLearning 06 Nov 2026 Can bacteria be expert cell biologists? 🦠 MIT graduate student Hannah Margolis studies Rickettsia, a tick-borne bacterium that gets inside the nucleus, the part of your cell that holds your DNA. Learning how it gets in could teach us about this germ and about our own cells. Click on the link in our bio to keep learning. #CellBiology #Microbiology #MITPulse 05 Nov 2026 Excited or uncertain about AI? Prabha Jha chose excitement. She went from asking "How do I become part of this?" to building AI solutions at Verizon and co-writing The AI Anthology with her peers. Your AI journey can start with one question. What's yours? Read her full story. Link in bio. 04 Nov 2026 Where do materials science and chemistry meet? In your hand right now. 📱 MIT lecturer Jessica Sandland breaks down how a few extra atoms of phosphorus or boron turn plain silicon into the chips that power your devices. Click on the link in our bio to keep learning. 03 Nov 2026

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