These projects have in common that they share a big number of online courses to anyone with free use. Inside each site we can find many type materials like lectures notes, videos, demonstrations, etc and are classified by matters. Each one is supported by organizations and partners; the most referenced is The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. I think that all sites have a collaborative content production, between users, between teachers, and others, for example the MIT OCW has a workflow where some people modified the resource and other sites also have options to reuse their items to create a new item. Also all sites make a reference about free licenses like Creative Commons License and others. In addition, we can observe that the English language is the native language. The things that differentiate them are: The topics of courses. The MIT translate their courses to other languages like Spanish, Portuguese and Chinese. The people who develop and publish the course...
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