Wikipedia is the first place to look.
This explains (in general terms) what it provides for free, and what it charges for.
It no doubt feels that charging $49 a month for its excellent courses, should not be much of a burden for its online students.
As one of these students, living on my American Social Security retirement income in Costa Rica, $49 a month is a lot.
I am taking several Coursera courses, and when it recently started charging me $49 a month I did not know which course this was for and had no way of finding out. Coursera's user interface does not provide this service. It does not provide a way for a student to leave a course either. Its user interface needs to be improved badly.
It should notify a student whenever it charges for a course, so the student knows what is going on financially, and can opt out.
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