My presentation about "Open Education" and Open Education Europa portal at the UIB 2015 Summer School!!
The Universitat de les Illes Balears (UIB) offered this summer a course about ICT trends in Education. The course will took place in the Spanish island of Ibiza during the week of 7-11 September 2015.
Future teachers had the possibility to explore the context of Open Education and the Open Education Europa Portal participating actively in a series of online activities.
http://openeducationeuropa.eu/en/blogs/openness-challenge-education-opportunity-teachers-lets-work-together
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OPENNESS: A challenge for Education, an opportunity for teachers! Let's work together!! UIB Summer school 2015
1. Dr MARIA A. PERIFANOU
PAU Education, Barcelona, SPAIN
2. Seminar’s Outline
a) Introduction to ‘Open Education’
b) Exploring Open Education Europa
Portal
c) Hands on session: ‘OEE portal-
opening up to schools’!
d) Open discussion/Wrap-up
3. Seminar’s Outline
a) Introduction to ‘Open Education’
b) Exploring Open Education Europa
Portal
c) Hands on session: ‘OEE portal-
opening up to schools’!
d) Open discussion/ Wrap-up
4.
5. “Open means that anyone can
freely access, use, modify, and
share for any purpose (subject, at
most, to requirements that
preserve provenance and
openness).” Opendefinition.org
6.
7.
8. Open educational resource:
No fee, no subscriptions, no
tuition, no registrations, no
obligations-> No cost for the
user of the resource!
9. “Open educational resources
will be easy to revise or remix
technically if they are
meaningfully editable (like a
web page), access to the
source file is provided (like an
HTML file), can be edited by a
wide range of free or
affordable software programs
(like an RTF file), and can be
edited with software that is
easy to use and is used by
many people”.
(Hilton,et.al.)
10.
11. clear and concise content
demonstrating the concepts to be
learned, & integrating, where
appropriate, with prerequisites &
instructions that are clearly indicated,
the brand or reputation of the OER
creator,
peer review,
user ratings,
use indicators,
validation
self-evaluation.
Other possible quality indicators:
shareability, timeliness, reach (number
of users), usability (licence restrictions)
and accessibility.
(Mc Greal, 2013 )
12. “OEPs are more and more
defined nowadays as
practices which support the
(re)use and production of
OER through institutional
policies, promote innovative
pedagogical models, and
respect and empower
learners as co-producers on
their lifelong learning path”
(Ehlers, 2011).
29. Seminar’s Outline
a) Introduction to ‘Open Education’
b) Exploring Open Education Europa
Portal
c) Hands on session: ‘OEE portal-
opening up to schools’!
d) Open discussion/ Wrap-up
34. Seminar’s Outline
a) Introduction to ‘Open Education’
b) Exploring Open Education Europa
Portal
c) Hands on session: ‘OEE portal-
opening up to schools’!
d) Open discussion
e) Wrap-up
35. Tasks (1)
Build together the
innovative teacher’s profile!
Time:10min
36. Tasks (2)
Find 3 things that can be
useful for you as a teacher
in the OEE portal
& explain why !!
Time:15min
38. Seminar’s Outline
a) Introduction to ‘Open Education’
b) Exploring Open Education Europa
Portal
c) Hands on session: ‘OEE portal-
opening up to schools’!
d) Open discussion/ Wrap-up
The future of education belongs to connected classrooms
The digital revolution has changed the way we create, use and reuse knowledge. Nowadays there is a shift to Open Educational Resources and Practices. But what do we mean
OPEN : technologies and platforms that are already available on the internet i.e SNS and freely accessible to all
MASSIVE: unlimited number of students can enroll in the course
ONLINE: courses conducted mainly on the internet
COURSES: course with predefined learning goals and learning paths Even though they may vary through the courses
CONNECTIVIST MOOCs: emphasise the OPEN aspect and the concept of constructing content in a network-connectivist MOOC (cMOOC) ακολουθούν τη συνεργατική θεωρία μάθησης
XMOOCs: emphasise CONTENT and the ONLINE aspects of the concept-βασίζονται στη μετάδοση του μαθησιακού περιεχόμενου και ακολουθούν μια προσέγγιση περισσότερη συμπεριφοριστική (Marshall, 2013) στηριζόμενη στη μετάδοση της πληροφορίας και στην αυτοαξιολόγηση
Connectivist / xmoocs
UDEMY : founded in 2010 - a learning site that aims to democratize online education by enabling anyone to teach and learn online.
2011 Stanford launches Artificial Intelligence course with 160.000 students,
Udacity was founded in 2011 but both first course started on 20 February 2012, entitled "CS 101: Building a Search Engine", taught by David Evans from the University of Virginia, and "CS 373: Programming a Robotic Car”
COURSERA: April 2012
Pan european initiative: OpenupEd- The initiative is led by the European Association of Distance Teaching Universities (EADTU)
Google and edX are teaming up for an open-source massive open online course site, MOOC.org : Allow anyone to create and post courses