Open source software opens elearning doors
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Open source software (OSS) can open doors for e-learning by allowing more flexible and collaborative learning models. OSS provides learner-centric and peer-based learning opportunities that are not constrained by time or place. It also empowers users and learners to access, create and share content through tools like wikis, blogs and virtual meetings. Adopting OSS can help education systems transition away from traditional, factory-model schools towards a more community-oriented approach tailored to individual learning paces in today's technology-rich environment.
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- 1. Open Source Software (OSS) Opens e-Learning Doors By Nicholas A. Suppiah KnowledgeCube Sdn. Bhd. +6016 208 1921 [email_address] 29-30 November 2011
- 2. Learning in School Today “ While the education system has contributed significantly to nation-building, there remain many weaknesses which must be addressed. The education system must upgrade the knowledge competencies and qualifications of its members within the shortest period of time.” Dato Dr. Ibrahim Bajunid, Former director of Institute Aminudin Baki (IAB) and Tokoh Guru Kebangsaan Malaysia 2010
- 3. Why should the future of education look different? “ For the last 100 years we have used an industrial narrative where schools are like factories, its about administrative processes, its about control.” Greg Whitby, Director of Schools, Catholic Education Office, Parramatta, Australia
- 4. Why should we change the way we learn? “ Kids are having a much more stimulating and rich environment out of school than they are in schools” Greg Black, CEO education.au Ltd. Australia “ We have a classroom system when we could have a community system” Ken Kay, President Partnership for 21st Century Skills, e-Luminate Group School Individual's learning pace Availability of technology Social culture Work environment
- 5. Why should we change the way we learn? Individual's learning pace Availability of technology Social culture People Environment Tools BARRIERS School Work environment
- 6. Open Source Software (OSS) Commercial In-house Software not given away Only to those given No need to reverse engineer Original owner owns Distribute copies Build on work done No warranties Peer power OSS licensed Non-proprietory Source code is made available IBM Public License FreeBSD License Mozilla Public License Apache Software License GNU “General Public License” (GPL) Community
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- 9. ELearning Tools Social Wikis, Blogs Virtual meetings, Social networking Ownership Learner centric, Peer learning Access time During work, Any where Content access Web search, RSS Content authoring User, Facilitator
- 10. OSS for e-Learning e-Learning Social Wikis, Blogs Virtual meetings, Social networking Ownership Learner centric, Peer learning Access time During work, Any where Content access Web search, RSS Content authoring User, Facilitator
- 11. OSS for e-Learning e-Learning Communication tool Evaluation Certification File management Online resources Social Wikis, Blogs Virtual meetings, Social networking Ownership Learner centric, Peer learning Access time During work, Any where Content access Web search, RSS Content authoring User, Facilitator
- 12. OSS for e-Learning e-Learning Social Wikis, Blogs Virtual meetings, Social networking Ownership Learner centric, Peer learning Access time During work, Any where Content access Web search, RSS Content authoring User, Facilitator
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