The deadline for accepting applications for the Stepic Challenge has been extended until September 20
August 25 was the last day of accepting applications for the Stepic Challenge open online courses project competition . Since the competition in terms of timing unsuccessfully coincided with the period of summer vacations, in recent days we have received many requests from teachers and universities to slightly postpone the deadline. We decided to extend the acceptance of applications until September 20 inclusive, but for now we can summarize the preliminary results.

The competition received 94 applications, of which 66 in Russian, 28 in English. Most applications, about 70%, came from university teachers, about 20% from school teachers, and another 10% from students and independent authors. It is nice that there are applications from different regions and cities of Russia - Moscow, St. Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Tomsk, Voronezh, Kazan, Nizhny Novgorod, Arkhangelsk, Yekaterinburg and others.
Write in the comments on which of the listed topics you would like to take the online course.
Tomorrow we will start viewing the submitted applications. We will post the best on the contest website for open voting, the results of which will be taken into account by the jury during the selection in the second round. If possible, the authors of the applications will give personal recommendations on how to improve them. Until September 20, they will have a chance to finalize the materials and go to the second round. We will work with newly incoming applications in the same way. According to the new plan, we will be able to announce the winners of the competition on October 15.
For inspiration to everyone who has not yet decided to take part in the competition, we post our new video about Stepic.
We also remind you that there is an entry for three courses from Computer Science Center (algorithms, C ++ and operating systems) , which will start on September 15.

The competition received 94 applications, of which 66 in Russian, 28 in English. Most applications, about 70%, came from university teachers, about 20% from school teachers, and another 10% from students and independent authors. It is nice that there are applications from different regions and cities of Russia - Moscow, St. Petersburg, Novosibirsk, Tomsk, Voronezh, Kazan, Nizhny Novgorod, Arkhangelsk, Yekaterinburg and others.
The list of topics for the courses submitted for the competition today looks like this.
In English:
- AI Design For Video Games
- Achieve IELTS Higher
- Analytical reading
- Building and Solving of Mathematical Programming Models
- Conflict Resolution and Conflict Management
- Course for Preparation for the Mathematics Exam
- Data Analysis in R For Beginners
- English adjective
- English For Engineers
- Enjoy Your English
- Experiencing Life With Kids: Interactive Strategies For Engaging With Art, Nature, Place and Books
- Fundamentals of physics
- Games For Teaching Foreign Languages
- Global teenMBA
- Interesting math
- Intonational Contours of Communicative Types of Sentences
- Introduction to C # and .NET
- Introduction to Chess
- Lean six sigma
- Mathematics New approaches
- Microbiology introduction
- Nanotechnology world
- Practical Steps to Learner Autonomy
- Practical Bioinformatics for Biologists
- Self-development
- Teaching Writing Skills With The EuroScientist E-zine
- Tips For Public Speaking
- First year physics
In Russian:
- Fundamentals of self-organization for students
- History of Russia: the main laws of the country's development
- The world of nanotechnology
- USE: Russian language and literature is easy and simple
- Preparation course for the exam in mathematics
- New Generation of Mobile HTML5 Application Development Tools at School
- General psychology
- Chemistry. Vitally.
- Physics: preparing for the exam
- Brands and secrets of their creation
- Theory and methods of education
- Intellectual Property Law Basics
- Fundamentals of Business and Management
- The basics of geology
- Nutrition Basics
- Fundamentals of modern telecommunication technologies
- Physics ordinary and extraordinary
- Theory of Political Being
- Fundamentals of Algorithmization and Programming
- Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering. Linear electrical circuits
- Basic course of preparation for the GIA
- Russian history
- History of skiing
- The solution of genetic problems to the exam
- Chess Introduction
- Introduction to ordinary differential equations
- Introduction to Microbiology
- Tourism manager. Organization of tourism business
- Geography
- Equations and Inequalities
- Soviet culture of the second half of the XX century
- Paradigms, techniques, distance learning tools: from behaviorism and constructivism to connectivism and more ...
- Preparation for the exam in social studies (section "Economics")
- Liberalism and conservatism in the government policy of Russia (1861-1914)
- Formal logic
- Chemical alphabet
- English Times
- Stress psychology
- Psychology of aggression
- Visual culture and literature
- Discrete structures
- Photo Workshop
- Human Resource Management in a Quality Management System
- Virology
- Organization of educational activities in blended learning
- Electronic resources of a foreign language teacher
- Modern computer graphics and interactive technologies
- Self development
- Data Journalism: The First Steps
- Practical rhetoric
- Comprehensible Pedagogy
- Literary stylization as a means of forming students' information and communication competencies
- Electricity and Magnetism
- Interactive services in the lessons of the humanitarian cycle
- Distance Learning in Russia
- Entertaining math
- Visualize information: infographics and multimedia content
- Social Studies
- Social Studies on a Personal Mobile Educational Device
- Geographic Information Systems
- Social Studies. Preparation for the exam
- State anti-corruption policy
- IOS Programming
- Robot programming with ROS
- Career Guidance Course “Make your choice”
- “Electricity and Magnetism” in the scope of a technical university program
Write in the comments on which of the listed topics you would like to take the online course.
How will we build work with applications further?
Tomorrow we will start viewing the submitted applications. We will post the best on the contest website for open voting, the results of which will be taken into account by the jury during the selection in the second round. If possible, the authors of the applications will give personal recommendations on how to improve them. Until September 20, they will have a chance to finalize the materials and go to the second round. We will work with newly incoming applications in the same way. According to the new plan, we will be able to announce the winners of the competition on October 15.
For inspiration to everyone who has not yet decided to take part in the competition, we post our new video about Stepic.
We also remind you that there is an entry for three courses from Computer Science Center (algorithms, C ++ and operating systems) , which will start on September 15.