This document is a presentation by Dr. Ebba Ossiannilsson on open education, open educational resources (OER), and related quality considerations. Some of the key points discussed include: the importance of OER in achieving UN Sustainable Development Goals; OER helping enable just-in-time, flexible learning; lessons that can be learned from the COVID-19 pandemic regarding more inclusive education; and recent OER initiatives by UNESCO and the OECD calling for supportive policies, capacity building, and international cooperation to promote widespread adoption of high-quality OER. The presentation also examines various OER quality frameworks and emphasizes monitoring and evaluation of OER policies and impacts per the 2019 UNESCO Recomm
1. Open Education, OER and quality
related considerations
Professor, Dr. Ebba Ossiannilsson
ICDE EC, ICDE Quality Network, ICDE OER Advocacy Committee, Chair.
ICDE Ambassador for the global advocacy of OER, Sweden
30 June 2020
30 June 2020
2. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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4. ”Open education, and OER are
the only way to achieve the
SDG4. The UNESCO
Recommendation on OER will
contribute to the building of
open and inclusive knowledge
societies, and to the
achievement of the UN
Sustainable Development
Goals.” Mr Moez Chakchouk, UNESCO
Assistant Director-General for communication
and information
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6. The Futures
• This is the time to draw the
lessons as we look to the futures
of education after Covid-19. What
are the lessons learned from the
challenges faced during this
disruption? How do we ensure
any scenarios for the futures of
education are more inclusive and
reduce educational and learning
gaps?
7. HUMAN RIGHTS AND
SOCIAL JUSTICE
DIVERSITY and INCLUSION
IN ALL MEANS
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8. UNESCO FUTURES OF
EDUCATION
• UNESCO's Futures of
Education initiative aims to
rethink education and shape
the future. The initiative is
catalyzing a global debate on how
knowledge, education and learning
need to be reimagined in a world of
increasing complexity, uncertainty,
and precarity.
• A global initiative to reimagine how
knowledge and learning can shape
the future of humanity and the
planet.
13. What is paid by
taxpayers,
should go back
to taxpayers
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14. OER TIMELINE
Wikieducator
• 2002 The term coined UNESCO
conf Paris
• 2007 First Public Declaration:
Cape Town Declaration
• 2012 UNESCO Paris Declaration
• Cape Town Declaration 10+
• 2017 Ljubjana Declaration and
Ministerial Statement
• 2019 UN UNESCO
Recommendation
16. UNESCO November 2019
• Open Educational Resources
(OER) are teaching, learning or
research materials that are in
the public domain or released
with intellectual property
licenses that facilitate the free
use, adaptation and
distribution of resources.
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18. Headings of UNESCO OER
recommendation 2019
Build the capacity of stakeholders to find, re-use, create and share OERBuild
Develop supportive policyDevelop
Ensure inclusive and equitable access to quality OEREnsure
Nurture the creation of sustainability models for OERNurture
Facilitate international co-operationFacilitate
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19. UN UNESCO OER Recommendations,
the Way Forward for Member Countries
MONITORING
(a) deploying appropriate research mechanisms to measure
the effectiveness and efficiency of OER policies and
incentives against defined objectives;
(b) collecting and disseminating progress, good practices,
innovations and research reports on OER and its
implications with the support of UNESCO and
international open education communities; and
(c) developing strategies to monitor the educational
effectiveness and long-term financial efficiency of OER,
which include participation of all relevant stakeholders.
Such strategies could focus on improving learning
processes and strengthening the connections between
findings, decision-making, transparency, and
accountability to inclusive and equitable quality education
and research.
25. From now on
everything on
OER/OEP/OEC have
to be related to the
UNESCO OER
Recommendation
and monitoring and
evaluation
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28. Thank you for
your attention
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29. CARING IS SHARING,
SHARING IS CARING
Creativity always builds on the past. And you are building the past
right now. Share now. Shape the future. ”
—Justin Cone, 2004
My Footprints
www.i4quality.se
Ebba.Ossiannilsson
@gmail.com
info@i4qulity.se
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