13. According to an IBM study, in 2010, within
four years, the amount of digital information
in the world will double every 11 hours.
http://www-935.ibm.com/services/us/cio/leverage/levinfo_wp_gts_thetoxic.pdf
14.
15. 1994
• "What is Internet,
anyway?―
• "little mark with the 'a'
and the ring around it‖
"that massive computer
network, the one that's
becoming really big now."
26. Trends
• Sage on the Stage/Guide on the Side
• Online/Hybrid Learning Explosion
• Flipped Classroom/Lecture Capture
• Open Educational Resources
• Mobile
• Social
• Competency-Based Degrees
28. Online Learning Massive Increases
• Over 96,600 students learn online
each year + 34,000 Hybrid
• Online FTE up more than 22%
• Hybrid FTE up more than 45%
• 18% (and growing) of all state
instruction is delivered via online or
hybrid instruction.
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29. Lecture Capture
• Instructor records what happens in
class. Students watch later
30. Lecture Capture
• Instructor records what happens in
class. Students watch later.
• Students watch first, then come to class
(flipped classroom model)
31. Lecture Capture
• Instructor records what happens in
class. Students watch later.
• Students watch first, then come to class
(flipped classroom model)
32. Lecture Capture
• Instructor records what happens in
class. Students watch later.
• Students watch first, then come to class
(flipped classroom model)
Source: http://www.uwebi.org/news/uw-online-learning.pdf
46. Open Educational Resources
Cost of “Copy”
• For one 250 page book:
• Copy by hand - $1,000
• Copy by print on demand - $4.50
• Copy by computer - $0.00084
47. Open Educational Resources
Cost of “Distribute”
• For one 250 page book:
• Distribute by mail - $5.20
• Distribute by internet - $0.00072
49. Open Course Library
• Funded 1.2 million dollars
• Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation
• Washington State Legislature
50. Open Course Library
• 81 highest enrolled courses
• Improve course completion rates
• Lower costs, (<$30)
• Provide new resources for faculty
51. Open Course Library
• First 42 courses released Oct 31st, 2011
• In the first year, students will save $1.1
million dollars in textbook costs
• More info: http://opencourselibrary.org
56. Questions
Thank you
Scott Dennis
eLearning Professional Development Manager
WA State Board Community & Technical Colleges
sdennis@sbctc.edu
Voice: 360.747.7211
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Notas do Editor
As paper became more affordable, dictations became the common form in early universities, and students hand wrote their own copies of texts.
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With the “lecture text” we get wide margins, so that faculty can now dictate their annotations to students. Though universities temporarily ban dictations, students demand them and they continue.
With the “lecture text” we get wide margins, so that faculty can now dictate their annotations to students. Though universities temporarily ban dictations, students demand them and they continue.
And this is still our primary mode of instruction, 3000 years later.
With the “lecture text” we get wide margins, so that faculty can now dictate their annotations to students. Though universities temporarily ban dictations, students demand them and they continue.
