We are talking about a MOOC that would be distributed globally, especially to Least Developed Countries using a university platform (like MITx) or via an online learning company like Coursera or Emeritus.  Ideally, SDCI would design and develop the MOOC in cooperation with an appropriate distributor.  But, if necessary and with sufficient philanthropic support, we can hire an appropriate production team and oversee the whole video production ourselves (Professor Susskind has done so numerous times).   At the end of the fourth week of each Science Diplomacy MOOC release, we would provide (for a modest fee)  a “certification exam” so that learners can demonstrate that they have completed the material successfully with receipt of a Certificate from SDCI and, perhaps, MIT.  Ideally, the full course would be released three or four times a year on fixed dates.   Based on past experience, the Science Diplomacy MOOC will cost at least $150K to produce (assuming Professor Susskind can use MIT space and involve MIT students at no cost).  Estimated production costs do not include SDCI management time and overhead.  It should not be necessary to pay the “on-air talent”, given our mission and the network of friends and colleagues we should be able to draw on.  Once we have completed the MOOC, there are ways for SDCI to build partnerships with agencies and organizations, such as arranging with universities and diplomatic academies across the Global South to incorporate the Science Diplomacy MOOC into their existing teaching or credentialling programs, accompanied by a Supplementary Teaching Guide.