In April 2001, MIT president Charles M. Vest announced that the Institute would bring the "open-source" software sensibility to higher education and offer—for free!—its curricula and courseware to the world via the Web. This "Open-CourseWare" initiative represents a radically different approach to digitizing, marketing and globalizing education.
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机译：MIT总裁Charles M. Vest在2001年4月宣布，该学院将把“开源”软件的敏感性带入高等教育，并通过网络向世界免费提供其课程和课件。这种“开放课件”计划代表了一种完全不同的方法，用于数字化，营销和全球化的教育。
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