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Unlike in Wikipedia [1], we define North America as separate from Central America. We also place Mexico in Central America because in our view the links of its Spanish language and culture to other Central America countries dominate (for e-learning) the links in trade to US.
Thus North America consists of, from north to south, of only two countries:
See also
Pages in category "North America"
The following 109 pages are in this category, out of 109 total.
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C
- COL OER for Open Schooling
- California Institute of the Arts - Coursera
- Caltech - Coursera
- Canada
- Case Western Reserve University - Coursera
- Cerritos College - OEC
- Chattanooga State Comunity College - OEC
- College of Southern Maryland - OEC
- College of the Canyons - OEC
- Columbia University - Coursera
- Contact North - OERu
- Coursera
- Curtis Institute of Music - Coursera
- Cuyahoga Community College - OEC
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- U of T - Coursera
- UAlberta - Coursera
- UBC - Coursera
- UC Berkeley - OEC
- UC Irvine - OEC
- UMUC - OEC
- United States
- University of California San Diego - Coursera
- University of California San Francisco - Coursera
- University of California, Irvine - Coursera
- University of California, Santa Cruz - Coursera
- University of Chicago - Coursera
- University of Colorado Boulder - Coursera
- University of Florida - Coursera
- University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign - Coursera
- University of Maryland, College Park - Coursera
- University of Massachusetts Boston - OEC
- University of Michigan - Coursera
- University of Michigan - OEC
- University of Minnesota - Coursera
- University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill - Coursera
- University of Pennsylvania - Coursera
- University of Pittsburgh - Coursera
- University of Rochester - Coursera
- University of Virginia - Coursera
- University of Washington - Coursera
- University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire - OEC
- University of Wisconsin-Madison - Coursera