Structuring OER using learning trajectories

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Presentation about the way which Wikiwijs uses to give a structure to a set of digital learning materials using learning trajectories. Presented @OpenEd 2010 Barcelona

Robert Schuwer & Fred de Vries
Open Universiteit
2 November 2010
OpenEd - Barcelona
Structuring OER Using Learning Trajectories

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Agenda
> Context: Wikiwijs
> What are Learning Trajectories?
> Datamodel
> First results
> What’s next?

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Context: Wikiwijs
Wikiwijs has to become the place on the internet
where
- all teachers in the Netherlands,
- ranging from Primary education to Higher
education,
- Can find, (co)develop, share, rework and use
digital learning materials,
- published under an open license.

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Wikiwijs offers …
- a Repository of open educational resources
- a Referatory to digital educational resources:
> open and closed
> free access and access to be paid for
> public and commercial
- easy to use arrangement and development tools
for teachers / professors
- end-user support for teachers / professors when
creating and using learning materials

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Dutch Educational SystemAge
4
12
15
16
17
18
20
22
23
Primary education
Lower-secondary vocational
Lower-secondary general
Upper-secondary vocational
Upper-secondary general
Upper-secondary general
Preparatory scientific education
Higher technical and
vocational training
Intermediate vocational training
Scientific education
Bachelor
Scientific education, Master
General core objectives

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What are Learning Trajectories?
Based on national curricular framework
General core objectives >
decomposed in intermediate objectives
Decision support for teachers,
publishers, educational developers
Developing course materials
Content
Learning objectives
Sequence
Planning

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Definition
A learning trajectory is a rationalized
composition of learning objectives and subjects,
leading to a specific learning goal.

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Learningtrajectory
Learning
goal
Intermediate
objective
Intermediate
objective
Intermediate
objective
Intermediate
objective
Intermediate
objective
Intermediate
objective
Intermediate
objective
Intermediate
objective
Learning
materials
Learning
materials
Learning
materials
Learning
materials
Learning
materials
Learning
materials
Learning
materials
Learning
materials
Subject
Subject
Subject
Subject
Subject
Subject Subject
Subject
Subject
Subject
Subject
Subject
Intermediate
objective
Intermediate
objective
Intermediate
objective
Intermediate
objective

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Rationalized composition
Context
Preknowledge
Didactical approach
Role of the teacher
Learning individual or in groups
….

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Metadata for learning trajectory
Per curriculum
Learning objective
Subject
Topic (relation between Learning objective and
subject)
Total number to be developed:
6 in primary education
12 in lower secondary education
24 in upper secondary education

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First results
Learning trajectory metadata for
Arithmatics for primary education
Mathematics for lower secondary education
Dutch language for primary and secondary
education
Examples of learning trajectories
Including learning materials added
Learning materials labeled with the metadata
Slowly growing number of objects

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What’s Next?
Development of all vocabularies needed
Development of more examples of learning
trajectories
Monitoring of use of functions
Linking learning trajectories to commercial
methods

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Thanks for your attention!
Robert.Schuwer@ou.nl
www.wikiwijs.nl

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1. Robert Schuwer & Fred de Vries Open Universiteit 2 November 2010 OpenEd - Barcelona Structuring OER Using Learning Trajectories

2. 2 Agenda > Context: Wikiwijs > What are Learning Trajectories? > Datamodel > First results > What’s next?

3. 3 Context: Wikiwijs Wikiwijs has to become the place on the internet where - all teachers in the Netherlands, - ranging from Primary education to Higher education, - Can find, (co)develop, share, rework and use digital learning materials, - published under an open license.

4. 4 Wikiwijs offers … - a Repository of open educational resources - a Referatory to digital educational resources: > open and closed > free access and access to be paid for > public and commercial - easy to use arrangement and development tools for teachers / professors - end-user support for teachers / professors when creating and using learning materials

5. 5 Dutch Educational SystemAge 4 12 15 16 17 18 20 22 23 Primary education Lower-secondary vocational Lower-secondary general Upper-secondary vocational Upper-secondary general Upper-secondary general Preparatory scientific education Higher technical and vocational training Intermediate vocational training Scientific education Bachelor Scientific education, Master General core objectives

6. 6 What are Learning Trajectories? Based on national curricular framework General core objectives > decomposed in intermediate objectives Decision support for teachers, publishers, educational developers Developing course materials Content Learning objectives Sequence Planning

7. 7 Definition A learning trajectory is a rationalized composition of learning objectives and subjects, leading to a specific learning goal.

9. 9 Rationalized composition Context Preknowledge Didactical approach Role of the teacher Learning individual or in groups ….

10. 10 Datamodel

11. 11 Metadata for learning trajectory Per curriculum Learning objective Subject Topic (relation between Learning objective and subject) Total number to be developed: 6 in primary education 12 in lower secondary education 24 in upper secondary education

12. 12 First results Learning trajectory metadata for Arithmatics for primary education Mathematics for lower secondary education Dutch language for primary and secondary education Examples of learning trajectories Including learning materials added Learning materials labeled with the metadata Slowly growing number of objects

13. 13 What’s Next? Development of all vocabularies needed Development of more examples of learning trajectories Monitoring of use of functions Linking learning trajectories to commercial methods

14. 14 Thanks for your attention! Robert.Schuwer@ou.nl www.wikiwijs.nl

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