how can we make education more efficient, how can improve sharing open educational resources? some observations, recommendations and predictions...

1. Knowledge Exchange Across Borders – Internationalization of Open Education Prof. Dr. Jan M. Pawlowski Seoul, 07.09.2011

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3. …Jyväskylä, Finland… Source: [http://www.jyu.fi/, http://www.jyvaskyla.fi/]

4. Global Information Systems, University of Jyväskylä (JYU) - The Team Denis Kozlov Philipp Holtkamp Kati Clements Henri Pirkkalainen Jan M. Pawlowski My background Ph.D. Business Information Systems, University of Essen Habilitation “Quality Management / Integration of Knowledge Management and E-Learning” Professor in “Global Information Systems” Chair CEN/ISSS Workshop Learning Technologies ISO/IEC JTC1 SC36 Project Editor

5. JYU: Global Information Systems Focus areas Global Information Systems Supporting globally distributed workgroups Open Educational Resources Reference Modeling E-Learning Supporting international education settings Cultural adaptation Standardization & Quality Management Mobile & Ambient Learning Innovative tools and solutions Projects OpenScout: OER for Management TELMAP: Technology Forecasting NORDLET: Nordic Baltic Network for Learning, Education and Training COSMOS, Open Science Resources: Exchange of Scientific Content ASPECT: Open Content and standards for schools iCOPER: New standards for educational technologies LaProf: Language learning in ICT and agriculture

6. Contents Barriers of OER use Case Study Results: How does it work in the real life in Finland? Recommdation Systems in the Future: Building yournetworks

7. Open Educational Resources… Resources: Learning materials, courses, simulations Tools: LMS, collaboration tools, … Practices and experiences!

8. Sample contents OpenScout: Open Content for Management http://www.openscout.net Mace Project (technology base) http://www.mace-project.eu ITunes University http://www.apple.com/education/itunes-u/ OpenLearn (Open University UK) http://openlearn.open.ac.uk/ Globe Network (Federation) http://www.globe-info.org/ Ariadne Foundation (Europe) http://www.ariadne-eu.org/ 8

9. The starting point… Waste amount of content is available in repositories, a large number of experts and users are active in social networks Great potentials for collaboration, sharing and social innovation

10. European teachers find resources…

12. Preparing a new course – finding appropriate materials for re-use The solution? Finding resources! Usefulness? Quality? Rights?

13. Preparing a new course – finding appropriate materials for re-use The solution? Finding people! Trustworthiness?

14. Experiences from our Case Study: Sharing of materials made by others Conclusion: Finnish teachers are more willing to use materials made by others than European teachers

15. Sharing: Who would you give your materials to? Conclusion: Finnish teachers are less willing to give materials to others than European teachers

18. Organization?

20. Predictions Strong worldwide networks will be built (e.g. GLOBE Initiative) Trusted communities should be established, e.g., initiatives between partner countries with similar or mutually beneficial backgrounds (Korea – Finland?) No one fits all (facebook-alike) community but sub networks Starting point: The large social business & leisure networks as well as special interest sites

21. Predictions Organized by location, interest and trust-levels No more than 3 networks Connections to various open content sources Integration of tools & support

22. Challenges Internationalization strategies and tools in global, in particular global cooperations Business models: Add-on services and commercialization strategies Trust awareness and specification mechanisms Getting started…

23. Join our networks… Work on shared teaching and development Use, add, discuss contents Find people and materials Develop the idea of open education

24. Contact us… Prof. Dr. Jan M. Pawlowski jan.m.pawlowski@jyu.fi GLIS on the web… http://users.jyu.fi/~japawlow NORDLET OpenScout http://www.nordlet.org/http://www.openscout.net