Malaysia MOOCs: Moving With Tagging
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As technology becomes pervasive, the teaching and learning landscape is now capable of presenting an interoperable and seamless learning architecture to connect, integrate, and share three major dimensions of learning resources: learning facilitators, learning contents, and educational technology. Although we have a plethora of learning resources, searching for specific content is not easy and takes time to view and identify the content being searched. As such a tagging metadata mechanism is envisaged that will facilitate for content search. The tagging of these learning objects will lead to an intelligent virtual content selection environment. Further the concept of technogogy is applied in the tagging process; defined as the interplay of the learners, content, pedagogy and technology that depicts the convergence on a joint coordinate system of the design of a learning transaction.
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- 1. Malaysia MOOCs: Moving with Tagging ROZHAN M. IDRUS NURKHAMIMI ZAINUDDIN NAJWA HAYAATI MOHD ALWI MOHAMAD FAIZ TAIP AHMAD FARID MOHD JAMAL
- 2. Redesigning Higher Education ▪ Dynamic & flexible Curriculum ▪ Accreditation of Prior Experiential Learning (APEL) ▪ Gap Year ▪ Personalise Learning ▪ Modular Programme ▪ MOOC ▪ 2u2i / 3u1i ▪ Jukebox Programme https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlVPLYGdBLg
- 3. Malaysia MOOCs launch, makes Malaysia the first country in the world to implement the MOOCs initiative for public universities. The Education Ministry predicted that 30 percent of learning in UAs will be conducted through MOOCs by the year 2020.
- 5. The term MOOC was coined in 2008 by Dave Cormier, from the University of Prince Edward Island. The Connectivism and Connective Knowledge course (CCK08) created by Stephen Downes and George Siemen was the first to incorporate open learning with distributed content, making it the first true MOOC. It attracted 2200 participants worldwide. MOOC in 1 minute
- 7. Reasons to take MOOC Malaysia ..
- 8. In order to go global and be visible .. We must first be FOUND .. Globally Can world learners find Malaysia MOOC easily? We have a solution .. Going global…?
- 9. Search for content .. Question .. How would you find an abstract or content for your purpose?
- 10. Search by KEYWORDS ..
- 11. Searching for content ..
- 12. R.A.M.I Data Content • Discipline • Subject • Topic Learner • Level of study (beginners, intermediate, advanced) • Year of study Std 1, Form 5, etc • Age group • Visual (V) • Audio (A) • Kinesthetic (K) • Read/write (R) Pedagogy • PBL • Active Learning • Discovery Learning • Case Studies • Peer Teaching Technology • Video • Augmented Reality • Audio/podcast Language • Languages used Time • Duration of audio or video file Institution • Name of institution Country • Name of country of origin of resource Author • Creative Commons CC BY NC CC BY – NC – SA Resource Architecture Metadata Input Approved .. tagging data for resource search
- 15. Food Buffet Instruments WayToCook FoodMenu Procedural Flow Interacting Integrating Set A Set B Set C Customers Theories & Practices in the Hospitality Industry Chef/Cook Ingredients Validation by Master Chef Tagging Feedback/ Testimonial CustomerOrder Chef code of ethics
- 16. Learning Buffet Technology Pedagogy InteractiveLearningStyle Self-Assessment Procedural Flow Interacting Integrating Style A Style B Style C Learners Learning Designers Content Validation by SME Tagging Feedback/ Reflection Learning Preferences Gagne 9 Events of Instructions
- 17. In conclusion .. Now we are going to tag ALL MOOC Malaysia so that it can be easily searched This effort will be coordinated via the Data Hub of the Malaysian eLearning Centre