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MOOC network teaching has brought great changes to the current university teaching mode. In this paper, the author takes online teaching project construction -- “technology for architecture energy saving” as an example, combining his teaching experience of the past ten years, putting up the method of teaching structure adjustment and classroom teaching extension, optimizing the teaching purpose, content, management and the teaching mode of technical practice, the teaching model, team building, time control, and other aspects of MOOC online course. He also brings interactive “on line” and “open” double helix teaching, which effectively updates and improves the traditional architectural teaching system, and receives better teaching effect.
Building energy-saving technology Course, MOOC, Online, Open, The double helix teaching system
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