About three years ago December 14th 2012 a document was released and created quite a storm of debates “A Bill of Rights and Principles for Learning in the Digital Age”. The discussion was basically about online learning and the future of higher level education and the rights of students. In the discussion the word/term “MOOCS” (Massive online open courseware) came up frequent. MOOCS is a course of study that was made available over the Internet without any charge to a very large number of people. Online learning is the way forward. It allows anyone, anywhere, anytime to access information to better enable them to learn. The reading stated different rights like The right to access, the right to privacy, the right to create public knowledge, the rights to own one’s personal data and intellectual property, the right to financial transparency, the right to pedagogical transparency, the right to quality and care, the right to have great teachers and the right to be teachers.