2. Commercial publishers enter the
Educational Content Chain
Drivers:
• Pressure of Wikiwijs / open content ?
• Shrinking sales -20% ?
• Leadership of the (secundary) school’s management ?
• New business ?
3. Commercial publishers – discussion
themes
• Granularity; (Folio) Methods vs. Learning objects
• Findeability vs. metadata quality
• Identity based search
• Measuring ‘distribution channel’ indicators (leads, clicks, orders)
• Business case:
• Investments in ICT, in personnel, in processes
• How can we make money from this new distribution channel
4. Insight: teacher do need learning
lines, not single learning objects (LO)
• the ‘good-old’ folio method is the
‘learning line’
• Digital LO are additional
Folio-era
• Learning line will be the backbone
• Folio and LO mixed in an optimum mixture
• Freedom for the teacher to replace parts of the learning
line
Digital
age
13. only coherent textbook packages
mainly coherent textbook packages
mostly self made or other materials
prim ed
sec ed
14. do teachers share their resources?
• 90% develop (sometimes) rescourses
• reason: differentiate & extra content/activities
• mostly by themselves, 50% with close colleagues, < 10%
with collegues from other schools
• 90% shares most of their resources
• almost exclusevily with near colleagues
• <5% through dedicated sites/services
www.slo.nl/downloads/2010/Leermiddelenmonitor-09-10.pdf/download
or in English
15. Questions
what is the reason to use open/flexible learning resources?
• explaining, excercicing (remediating, testing)
Why?
• it is are more fun
• connects beter to the interest of students
• are more “in depth”
How?
• are used in projects, are often digital
• adaptebility is of importance
how do we label the materials in a way that will help
answering the design need of a teacher? (-> metadata &
interface)
16. In form prim ed sec ed
goal 94% 89%
form (pdf / ppt / paper / animation / etc) 92% 88%
experiences in the classroom 84% 80%
use with / without a PC 81% 77%
number of hours 63% 73%
mentioning source 26% 41%
Content
differentiation possibilities 96% 79%
variation in pedagigical approaches 94% 84%
fits in a curricululum of a year for a course 91% 78%
(partial) replacement textbook 85% 82%
relates to general curriculum goals 78% 67%