Presentation at the 11 European Computer Science Summit in Vienna, 12-14th October 2015, ECSS2015
http://www.informatics-europe.org/ecss/ecss-2015.html
1. Dr. Ebba Ossiannilsson, V President SADE
EDEN FELLOW
OPEN EDUCATION EUROPA FELLOW
EC/ET WG Digital and online learning
IPTS OpenEdu framework (quality)
Quality Reviewer EADTU Excellence/OpenupEd
SIS/ISO Quality committeé
Quality in Open Online Learning beyond 2015
(including MOOCs).
Provocative visions and challenges
2. The Networked Teacher: Making a PLN work for you
Karen Benson
Sophia KhanDr. Ebba Ossiannilsson, Sweden
4. TRENDS
• Digitalsation and
technology
• Demography
• Glocalization
• e-Society
• Collaborate to compete
• Quality
• Employability/jobhopping
• Uncertainty
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5. Technology trends
• Ubiquitous computing
• Open data
• Semantic search
• Learning analytics
• Collaborative
technologies
• Internet of things
• Augemented reality
• Increased
personalisation
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What’s the point of education if Google can tell
us anything?
7. The Future We Want for All- UNESCO
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8. Tony Bates 2015
Teaching in higher education in 2015,
and beyond, requires a new approach
because of changes in the economy
and changes in technology
http://www.tonybates.ca/teaching-in-a-digital-age/#sthash.vDsqgXsS.dpuf
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9. We can not educate today’s
students with methods from
the past century, for a future
we do not know anything
about.
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10. How Do We Prepare Students For Jobs
That Don’t Exist Yet?
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Quality assurance Agencies will become
sprawling education regulations
Quality Assurance Agencies will
become Increasingly irrelevant
13. The importance of online-learning
For learning
Potential to support interaction, communication and collaboration
Developing digital literacy skills
Promoting different pedagogical approaches
Fostering creativity and innovation
Connecting students beyond the formal course
For life
Preparing students for an uncertain future
Preparing for e-citizenship in a global world
Improving employability opportunities
Increased importance of technology in society
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14. + 40 Quality Models on
OER; MOOCs, E-learning,
Online learning
Norm Based/Process based
Quality Matrix
Set of Characteristica
Nature of quality interventions
Perspectives stakeholders
Maturity level
Recommendations
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15. Significant areas related to quality in open online learning including e-learning (Ossiannilsson 2012)
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17. Ossiannilsson E & Landgren L (2011). Essential areas that benchmarking e-learning
ought to cover. Reprinted with permission from Wiley-Blackwell.
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18. • Framework
• Openess to learners
• Digital openess
• Learner centred
• Independent learning
• Media supported learning
• Quality focus
• Spectrum of diversity
• OpenupEd label
OpenupEd aims to be a
distinct quality brand
embracing a wide diversity of
(institutional) approaches to
open up education via the use
of MOOCs. As a consequence,
OpenupEd partners agreed to
develop a quality label for
MOOCs tailored to both e-
learning and open education
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19. Stephen Downes (2014)
Since each learner has
her/his own objectives and
success criteria, and the
success of the course
depends on each learner
meeting their own goals,
Downes (2014) offers four
key success factors for a
MOOC: autonomy, diversity,
openness and interactivity.
The success or failure of a
course depends on how well
it satisfies these criteria
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20. Research has shown
that the most
effective learning
experiences need to
be designed to
include the
following: Peer-to-
peer interaction
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21. Norm based accreditation Process based enhancement
Normbased vs Processbased
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Accreditation, Certification, Benchmarking
22. Set of characteristica (Ossiannilsson et al 2015)
• Multifaceted
• Dynamic
• Mainstreamed
• Representativ
• Multifunctional
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23. Stakeholders
• Learners
• Academics
• Faculty
• Institutional
• Region
• Nation/Country
• International
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24. Stakeholders perspecives and maturity
levels of maturity (Ossiannilsson et al 2015)
Designing Implementing Enhancing
Learners
pespecive
Teacher
perspective
Manager
prespective
Organizational
leader
perspective
Quality
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25. Quality interventions (Ossiannilsson et al 2015)
Initial/Early
Stage
Developing Mature Evolving
Stage
description
Purpose of
quality
schemes
Role of
quality
managers/r
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28. What have we/can we learn from
MOOCs?
Most of the MOOCs a have missed the points (Downes
2015)
• Massive
• Open
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29. What have we learned/can we learn
from MOOCs?
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Choised based learning
Creelman, Ehlers & Ossiannilsson, 2014
30. Learn to learn you learners
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31. Business Models/vs Quality
What is paid by tax money
shoud be payed back to
tax payers
Democracy
Lifelong learning
Good Will
Liberation
Teasers
SPOOCs, LOOCs, NOOCs
etc……
SUSTAINABILITY?
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32. Review of the Recent Literature Dr Sarah Hayes
July 2015 QAA MOOCs Network
Data on learners and
engaging students in
MOOCs design
Non-completion rates
Good learning and
instructional design
Reach new target
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33. COL on MOOCs (2015)
• Access
• Capacity building
• Innovation
• Pedagogy
• Quality
• The learners
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34. Perspectives
What kind of institutions are we going
to develop for the 21 st century
Learning by curriculum OR
Learning to become a
learner
How am I becoming
Building a knowledgeable
person
The Society as the Curricula David Cormier
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