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    1. Newcomers Breakfast September 23, 2008 Terri Bays — O CWC Program Manager Jenny Gray—OpenLearn Clay Whipkey—OCWC Technical Director Open Sharing, Global Benefits
      • Context
      • Collaboration
      • Community
      • Questions
    2. Context —What is OCW?
      • An Open courseware (OCW) is a free and open educational resource for faculty, students, and self-learners throughout the world.
        • OCW is not a distance-learning initiative: there are no degrees granted, no student/faculty interactions and no transcripts.
        • OCW is a collection of high-quality learning materials presented in the form of courses.
        • OCW materials are there for the taking (and for transformation).
    3. Context —What is OCW?
      • OCW is not a distance-learning initiative: there are no degrees granted, no student/faculty interactions and no transcripts.
        • But OCW can complement a distance-learning initiative, taking content from and directing learners toward an existing e-learning curriculum.
        • OCW has much to learn from e-learning methodology
        • The Meta-University or “Pathways to Credit”discussion centers around the potential for credit-bearing OCW courses in the future.
    4. Context —What is OCW?
      • OCW is a collection of high-quality learning materials presented in the form of courses.
      Open Content Open Educational Resources OCW
    5. Context —What is OCW?
      • OCW materials are there for the taking (and for transformation).
        • Reuse: use the work verbatim, just exactly as you found it
        • Rework: alter or transform the work so that it better meets your needs
        • Remix: combine the (verbatim or altered) work with other works to better meet your needs
        • Redistribute: share the verbatim work, the reworked work, or the remixed work with others
    6. FREE ≠ OPEN ≠ LIBRE
      • Context
      • Collaboration
      • Community
      • Questions
    7. Collaboration —What is the OCWC?
      • “ Universities working together to advance education and empower people worldwide through opencourseware”
        • Shared Tools
        • Shared Models
        • Shared Commitment
    8. Collaboration —What is the OCWC?
      • Shared Tools: Jenny Gray
    9. The techy bit By Jenny Gray Lead Technical Developer OpenLearn, Open University, UK
    10. Things to think about
      • How to make stuff (production systems)
      • Getting it out there (delivery systems)
      • Getting people in (discoverability)
      • Knowing who used it (metrics)
    11. Questions to ask
      • Do you have something already?
      • Will you have dedicated staff for OCW?
      • Can you extend an open-source system?
      • Can you afford a paid-for system?
      • Will you host it yourself?
    12. Production systems
      • What you want it to do
        • Tracking
        • Workflow
        • Rights management
        • Licence choice
      • The big names (CMS, LMS)
        • Plone, Drupal, Educommons
      • XML?
    13. Delivery systems
      • The big names (CMS, VLE)
        • Educommons, Moodle, Sakai, Connexions
      • Embedding the CC Licence (RDF)
      • Accessibility
        • XHTML, WAI, WCAG, W3C
      • Media formats
        • GIF, JPG, PNG, FLV, MPEG, AVI, MP3, Real
      • Sharing content (IMS CC)
    14. Discoverability
      • Search engine optimisation (SEO)
        • Site map
        • Keyword rich title tags and urls
      • Feeds (RSS, OAI-PMH)
        • OCW Search
        • OER Recommender
        • OERCommons
        • Attract return visitors
      • Metadata
        • Dublin Core (DC)
    15. Metrics
      • Log analysis
      • Big names
        • Google Analytics
        • Webalizer, WebTrends, Site Intelligence
    16. How the OCWC can help
      • Ask an expert
        • At conferences
        • http://www.ocwconsortium.org/ocwcforum/viewforum.php?f=4
      • Technical Committee
        • Best practices and standards
        • http://wiki.ocwconsortium.org/index.php?title=Technical_Committee
      • Toolkit
        • http://wiki.ocwconsortium.org/index.php?title=Software
    17. Collaboration —What is the OCWC?
      • Shared Models—Continuity of Experience within an Environment of Change.
        • Collaborative Tools: Clay Whipkey
        • Toolkit and Technical Workgroups
    18. Collaboration —What is the OCWC?
      • Shared Commitment
        • Governance Process
        • Board of Directors
        • Standing Committees
      • Context
      • Collaboration
      • Community
      • Questions
    19. Community —What are we doing here?
      • Networking
      • Reflection
      • Moral Support
      • Regional Consortia
      • Context
      • Collaboration
      • Community
      • Questions
    20. Thank You! Visit The OpenCourseWare Consortium portal at http://www.ocwconsortium.org Contact the Consortium at: [email_address]

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