3. Learning Design is not so easy
Learning
Students
Teachers
Contents
Support
4. A project to rule them all
Learning
Students
Teachers
Contents
Support
Docencia en red
(Networked teaching)
5. Docencia en Red
Evaluation
Publication
LMS, University Institutional Repository, Teachers’ websites
Quality Control
Quality Committees at University’s colleges
Production
Technical team , Production studios
Preparation
Teacher training, Class preparation
Call for assets
Digital Objects, Learning Modules,OCW courses,etc.
Technical preparation
Reduced set of products
Gather ideas from the community
Docencia en red
commitee
14. UPV MOOC Project
• Non-profit courses
• 41 MOOCs (133 editions)
• Top course with -87372 students (Basic Spanish for English speakers)
• A mean of ~4000 students/MOOC
16. UPV Flipped Classroom project
• 3-year Project
• 2013-2014 Design and plan
• 2014-2015 Test deployment
• Call for interested teachers in April 2015
• 2015- 2016 in production
• ~150 teachers in ~90 courses
18. Flipped Methodology 1 (At home)
• Teachers prepare a preparation guide for the lecture
• Some videos
• Some questions
• Students have to view the videos and solve the questions before the
lecture
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22. Flipped Methodology 2 (In classroom)
• Teacher confirms that students have understood the home content
• Small survey
• Questions
• And then:
• Review the difficult points
• Do practical work
• Usually in small groups
• Introduces advanced content
29. Qualitative results
• From the students
• Flipped Teaching is different
• They like videos a lot
• They think they learn more
• There are different learning styles
• … and lost students are able to rejoin
• From teachers
• They value the opportunity of making different things
• They value the technical support
• … but they like to have the last word
• They work more
• … but they fell Flip more rewarding