The Learning Registry Project | Education Metadata Meetup
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From the Education Metadata Meetup on 7/30/14 - Steve Midgley discusses the important of metadata registries in the future of education and describes how the Learning Registry sets out to provide a common, free platform for the upload and exchange of metadata about educational resources.
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- 1. + The Learning Registry Project Sharing what we know Primary Funding from: US Dept of Education US Dept of Defense Infrastructure support from Amazon
- 2. The Learning Registry enables us to share what we know. © Copyright 2010 US Advanced Distributed Learning Initiative: CC-BY-3.0 20101022 +
- 3. The Learning Registry is an open source community supported by US Depts of Education, Defense and states, non-profits and corporations. © Copyright 2010 US Advanced Distributed Learning Initiative: CC-BY-3.0 20101022 +
- 4. Learning Registry is a cloud-based Card Catalog. © Copyright 2010 US Advanced Distributed Learning Initiative: CC-BY-3.0 20101022 +
- 5. Learning Registry is not a destination or a website: it’s a shared resource. It doesn’t replace anyone else’s website or search engine. © Copyright 2010 US Advanced Distributed Learning Initiative: CC-BY-3.0 20101022 +
- 6. The goal of Learning Registry is to improve Content Quality and Access. © Copyright 2010 US Advanced Distributed Learning Initiative: CC-BY-3.0 20101022 +
- 7. What you write on the cards is up to you: that’s where LRMI comes in. © Copyright 2010 US Advanced Distributed Learning Initiative: CC-BY-3.0 20101022 +
- 8. Learning Registry = 3x5 index cards in the cloud LRMI = Format to use when writing on the cards © Copyright 2010 US Advanced Distributed Learning Initiative: CC-BY-3.0 20101022 +
- 9. Any organization can get involved in a way that suits their plans (no gate fees, no gatekeepers) © Copyright 2010 US Advanced Distributed Learning Initiative: CC-BY-3.0 20101022 +
- 10. You can share whatever you want. You can consume whatever metadata you want. © Copyright 2010 US Advanced Distributed Learning Initiative: CC-BY-3.0 20101022 +
- 11. Learning Registry is designed to give you information that you can turn into products. © Copyright 2010 US Advanced Distributed Learning Initiative: CC-BY-3.0 20101022 +
- 12. Or, you can distribute your products to others via the Learning Registry. © Copyright 2010 US Advanced Distributed Learning Initiative: CC-BY-3.0 20101022 +
- 13. Some ways to get started: Participate in: LR & LRMI email lists (google groups) Join our weekly community call:Wed 4pm eastern speek.com/learningregistry © Copyright 2010 US Advanced Distributed Learning Initiative: CC-BY-3.0 20101022 +
- 14. + ThankYou Many slides credit to: Daniel R Rehak, PhD ADL Technical Advisor Department of Defense © Copyright 2010 US Advanced Distributed Learning Initiative: CC-BY-3.0 Steve Midgley Deputy Director, Office of Ed Tech US Dept of Education steve.midgley@ed.gov / @stevemidgley www.learningregistry.org Learning Registry
- 15. © Copyright 2010 US Advanced Distributed Learning Initiative: CC-BY-3.0 20101022
- 17. Get involved at: www.learningregistry.com © Copyright 2010 US Advanced Distributed Learning Initiative: CC-BY-3.0 20101022 +