TIES e-Portal2.0 Trials
Innovations
in Open Education
Masumi Hori, Seishi Ono,
Shinzo Kobayashi, Kazutsuna Yamaji

Today’s outline
TIES e-Portal2.0 Trials Innovations in
Open Education
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Current Situation
Problems
Consideration
Review
Conclusion
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Target of Open Education
Anyone who wants to learn
and needs to learn
» The disadvantaged
» NEET
» Hikikomori
» Older adults
» Business persons
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Situation of Open Education
Distributing
the System
2001
Fathom
2003 bankruptcy
Disclosing Courses 2002
Sharing Educational Contents
OCW
OER
2006
Lecture Courses
MOOC
•Distributing
as online-tests & communicationas lecture videos.
•1.5 million people participate
•The Influence
of Ivan Illich’s Deschooling Soc
Khan Academy
2008
Start
Promoters
2012.
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MIT
Udacity
Open
Education
MOOCｓ
MITx
2012
4
2012.
4
Courser
a
2012.
4
Former
professor at
Stanford Univ.
Professor at
Stanford Univ.
edX
2012.
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MIT and
Harvard Univ.
MOOCs

problems
Is the quality satisfied with this?
The learning effect
of online learners
publication lectures
taught at universities
Diversity of education
specific institutions
just distribute
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Dissatisfaction with Disclosing Courses
Disclosed courses increased
but users decreased
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Problem of Diversity
diversification
stagnation
Activation
of the community institutions
with
financial strength
Improving
the service
adequate
funding
Web-based
portal
dissatisfaction
other
institutions
declining
the service
Resources
volunteer

The proposal for Micro Lecture and e-book
It’s 10 minutes
even Khan Academy
1-minute
Micro
Lecture
Open
Education
e-book
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The Advantage of 1-minute Micro lecture
1-minute
Micro
Lecture
Net Generation
Businessp
erson
They can’t wait for
more than a minute
They are occupied
with day-to-day tasks
Educator
They are free from
constraint of time
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focusing on context
Web
Book
Contents
Context
Oriented
oriented
searching out
learning
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The Advantage of e-book
1-minute
Micro HTML5
Lecture
Online
-tests Course
Materials
e-book
Open
Education
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our e-book
TAP
TAP
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Course
Materials
Micro
Lectures
HTML5

E-book by GakuNin
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various functions
eLearning
system
On-Campus
System
Issue
a certificate
various contents
E-Journal
E-library
Publishers
GakuNin
Academic Access Management Federation in
Japan
Adding DOI

Conclusion:
Open Education Infrastructure
Education
for
Everyone
Quality
Assurance of
Education
Open Education
Infrastructure
Micro
Lecture
e-books
GakuNin
E-Resources
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Next-Generation Open Education
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Web2.0 is old-fashioned
» PC is ‘Relic of Past’ ?
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e-Portal2.0
» e-Portal by Portal device
» useful to business enterprises

Thank you