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OER-Certification for Higher Education
This document proposes a framework for certifying Open Educational Resources (OER) in Austrian higher education. It outlines a two-level certification process for individual lecturers and a three-level process for higher education institutions. For lecturers, level 1 requires creating 3 OER objects while level 2 requires additional OER training. For institutions, level 1 requires 1 of 3 criteria, level 2 requires 2 criteria, and level 3 requires all criteria, which include having OER training, strategic commitment to OER, and sufficient certified lecturers based on institution size. Open badges are also proposed to recognize certifications.
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OER-Certification for Higher Education
- 1. Martin Ebner Amsterdam, June 2018 OER-Certification for Higher Education SIG Participants: Ebner, M., Kopp, M., Hafner, R., Budroni, P., Buschbeck, V., Enkhbayar, A., Ferus, A., Freisleben-Teutscher, C. F., Gröblinger, O., Matt, I., Ofner, S., Schmitt, F., Schön, S., Seissl, M., Seitz, P., Skokan, E., Vogt, E., Waller, D. & Zwiauer, C. Results of the Austrian SIG „Open Educational Resources“ Martin Ebner Association „Forum Neue Medien in der Lehre Austria“ This work islicensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
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- 4. Martin Ebner Amsterdam, June 2018 Overview § Define OER? § OER-Certification § OER-Certification of lecturers § OER-Certification of Higher Education institutions § Open Badges § Recommendations
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- 6. Martin Ebner Amsterdam, June 2018 Overview § Define OER? § OER-Certification § OER-Certification of lecturers § OER-Certification of Higher Education institutions § Open Badges § Recommendations
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- 8. Martin Ebner Amsterdam, June 2018 Overview § Define OER? § OER-Certification § OER-Certification of lecturers § OER-Certification of Higher Education instiutions § Open Badges § Recommandations
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- 10. Martin Ebner Amsterdam, June 2018 § The personal certificates should apply to all university lecturers. § They remain valid even if you change employer and therefore have no expiry date. § In order to prove that OERs have been created, it is proposed that they be stored in repositories offered by universities or named by them as suitable. § The use of a CC-0-, CC-BY- or CC-BY-SA license or a comparable free license is required to license the OER. OER-Certification of lecturers
- 11. Martin Ebner Amsterdam, June 2018 § The qualification measure required for Part 2 should be offered and implemented by all HEIs in a comparable form or at least with the same workload. § For the completion of Part 2, a qualification measure to the extent of one European Credit (i.e. a total of 25 working hours) is proposed. § As part of the "Open Education Austria" project, a proposal was developed and tested for this purpose: a blended learning approach with an introductory and final event in combination with a MOOC. OER-Certification of lecturers
- 12. Martin Ebner Amsterdam, June 2018 Overview § Define OER? § OER-Certification § OER-Certification of lecturers § OER-Certification of Higher Education institutions § Open Badges § Recommendations
- 13. Martin Ebner Amsterdam, June 2018 OER-Certification of Higher Education institutions § Part 1: The higher education institution has a corresponding OER-qualification-measure (training) and publicly commits itself strategically to using Open Educational Resources. § Part 2: The higher education institution has a defined number of OER-certified level 2 lecturers. § Part 3: The higher education institution offers its own repository (or a suitable joint solution in cooperation with other universities) for its lecturers in which OER-objects can be stored. Proposal of a three-stage concept:
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- 15. Martin Ebner Amsterdam, June 2018 § Higher education institution with a total of less than 1000 students: 5 certified lecturers § Higher education institution with 1000 - 3000 students: 10 certified lecturers § Higher education institution with 3000 - 5000 students: 20 certified lecturers § Higher education institution with >5000 students: 40 certified lecturers The number of OER-certified level 2 lecturers required is determined by the number of students and is defined as follows: OER-Certification of Higher Education institutions
- 16. Martin Ebner Amsterdam, June 2018 Overview § Define OER? § OER-Certification § OER-Certification of lecturers § OER-Certification of Higher Education institutions § Open Badges § Recommendations
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- 21. Martin Ebner Amsterdam, June 2018 Overview § Define OER? § OER-Certification § OER-Certification of lecturers § OER-Certification of Higher Education institutions § Open Badges § Recommendations
- 22. Martin Ebner Amsterdam, June 2018 Recommendations § Creation of a national unit in consultation with the BM § Cooperation with the national projects "Open Education Austria" and "e-Infrastructure". § Recommendation of calls for proposals for relevant Higher Education Funds projects to support implementation by higher education institutions (on content, administrative and technical levels).
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