5. Study commissioned by UNESCO-UNEVOC
• In order to fill the gap both on mapping the landscape of OER in
TVET and to provide UNESCO – UNEVOC with recommendations
• Study performed in period June – December 2017
• Final report delivered February 2018
6. Technical and Vocational Education and Training
(Orr, 2017), adapted
Non TVET-
learning during
working life
time
10. Relevance: Qingdao Declaration
“Open Educational Resources (OERs) provide education
stakeholders with opportunities to improve the quality of, and
expand access to, textbooks and other forms of learning content,
to catalyze the innovative use of content, and to foster
knowledge creation. We commit to developing sector-wide
strategies and capacity building programs to fully realize the
potential of OERs to expand access to lifelong learning
opportunities and achieve quality education.”
(Unesco, 2015)
11. Relevance: Ljubljana Action Plan, preambule
“The Organization has an important role in helping to
promote OER at all levels of education: from early
childhood, primary and secondary education, to technical
and vocational education and training, to higher education,
encompassing non-formal and informal educational
contexts.”
(Unesco, 2017)
16. Literature review
• 22 collections
• Initial search led to 770 publications
• After review 45 publications remained
• 16 publications were added (a.o. references
in one or more of 45 publications)
• In total 61 publications have been included in
the review
17. Additional literature review
• In DOAJ, Labordoc.ilo.org, Eric.gov.org
– Broadened search to “Vocational” instead of “Technical and
Vocational”
– Broadened search to French and Spanish sources
• Result: < 5 extra articles about OER in (T)VET
18. Findings: target sectors OER research
(Orr, 2017), adapted
Non TVET-
learning during
working life
21. Conclusions (1)
• Study has revealed that there are not many international
(open access) publications on OER for/in TVET.
• ‘OER for/in TVET’ not as well researched and discussed as is
the case with ‘OER in/for Higher Education’ and/or ‘OER for
community colleges’ and/or ‘OER for/in K12’.
• OER is of high relevance for TVET
24. Colophon
Images
• Odysseus and the Sirens. PD https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fichier:Odysseus_Sirens_BM_E440_n2.jpg
• Open Lion. CC-BY Hester Jelgerhuis
• Books. CC0 smithjklc0. https://pixabay.com/en/back-to-school-books-vintage-932992/
• Survey. CC0 andibreit https://pixabay.com/en/survey-opinion-research-voting-fill-1594962/
• Interview. CC0 marca_propaganda. https://pixabay.com/en/tv-interview-fishing-fisherman-1344060/
References
• Orr, D. (2017). ICT for a Future-Proof TVET – Opportunities and Challenges. International Forum on ICT and Education 2030, 10-11 July
2017, Qingdao. https://www.slideshare.net/DominicOrr/ict-for-a-futureproof-tvet-opportunities-and-challenges
• UNESCO (2015). Qingdao Declaration: Leveraging ICTs to achieve Education 2030. Available at
http://unesdoc.unesco.org/images/0023/002333/233352E.pdf
• UNESCO (2017). Second World OER Congress Ljubljana OER Action Plan 2017. UNESCO, Paris.
https://en.unesco.org/sites/default/files/ljubljana_oer_action_plan_2017.pdf
• World Bank (2018). World Development Report 2018: Learning to Realize Education’s Promise. Washington, DC: World Bank.
DOI:10.1596/978-1-4648-1096-1