Motivations for the movement of Open Education - Presentation Transcript
“ Education operates as multiplier, enhancing the enjoyment of all individual rights and freedoms where the right to education is effectively guaranteed, while depriving people of the enjoyment of many rights and freedoms where the right to education is denied or violated.” K. Tomaševski. Right to education primers nº 1. Removing obstacles in the way of the right to education. 2001, pag. 10 Motivations for the movement of Open Education
Motivations for the movement of Open Education
Objectives of the Open Education:
Eliminate inequalities between people through
Granting the right to education for those who have been
historically denied.
Promote the integration for to eliminate segregation in education.
Adapting to an education in diversity
Motivations for the movement of Open Education
Everyone should have access to
Quality education adapted to their needs.
Open technologies that facilitate interaction with the sources of
knowledge for a flexible and collaborative learning.
Motivations for the movement of Open Education
All educators and students also must know that
They have the potential to contribute to this effectively.
There is a growing number of open educational resources.
They have the ability to create, adapt, learn, improve, publish
and redistribute educational resources.
There are different types of licensing schemes that affecting the
authoring and publishing their works.
Motivations for the movement of Open Education
Institutions and government establishments should be aware that
Publish their educational resources in an open does not affect
his leadership, however, improved its standing in line with
emerging
trends in a globalized world.
There are different models and types of licenses for open
educational resources.
Educational policies, for his enormous impact, must be
considered a priority.
Motivations for the movement of Open Education Resources: K. Tomaševski. Right to education primers nº 1. Removing obstacles in the way of the right to education. 2001.
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