Bunyod Kholiyorov

step-by-step study of the selected curriculum. The course is based on the 
approaches (recall, understanding, execution, analysis, synthesis, evaluation) 
developed by educational psychologist Benjamin Blum, which helps the learner to 
fully understand the new learning material before moving on to the new learning 
material. Coursera will immediately comment on the completed test. In most cases, 
the learner is given the same task, chosen at random, so that he has the opportunity 
to read the study material and complete the test task again; 
mutual evaluation of the completed task. Most courses provide an 
assignment that is difficult to be graded automatically by a computer. It is for this 
reason that mutual assessment of the completed task is used, learners are evaluated 
by each other and reviews are given about the work of others. Many studies have 

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shown that using this method, course participants have gained valuable experience 
in evaluating their own work and evaluating the work of other learners. 
The development of e-learning (ET) is effective in the educational process 
in its current educational paradigm by expanding its practice 
it requires a careful look at modern trends and existing world experience that 
determine the main aspects of development. In the last 2-3 years, one of the most 
promising areas of ET development has been the formation of mass open online 
courses (MOOC), which are based on the idea of mass and universal education. 
MOOC is a massive open online course, which is provided by the world's 
leading universities to anyone anywhere in the world using remote technologies, 
assigning specified control tasks, freely among teachers and hundreds of thousands 
of students (students). It is based on the presentation of academic courses that 
provide the opportunity to organize communication. The founders of Coursera, 
Andrew Yn and Daphne Koller, formed their project on the idea of mass online 
education ("one course from the world"), giving everyone the opportunity to listen 
to the lectures of the world's leading universities.
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