Presentation of Anka Mulder for the Open Education Event in Delft on March 7th 2012. More information about the event: http://opencourseware.eu/OpenEducationEvent2012
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Introduction to Open Education by Anka Mulder
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Anka Mulder
President OpenCourseWare Consortium
Secretary General Delft University of
Technology
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1. Open Education
● OpenCourseWare Consortium
● What is Open Education?
● Why Open Education Week?
2. Challenges in Higher Education
● Impact of OpenEd
● Life of a student in 2020
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Mission
to advance formal and informal learning
through the worldwide sharing and use of
free, open, high-quality education materials
organized as courses.
5. Over 260 institutions and organizations
worldwide supporting open sharing in education
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8. open open licensing open data
open source open teaching
open content open assessment
open courseware open learning
open access open policy
open science
open educational resources
9. open webinars 150 organisations participating
videos more than 50 live events
documents
discussions
resources
FAQ
links to events around the world
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● Middle Ages
• Source of information = professor
● Book printing
• Source of information = university
● Digital age
• Source of information = internet
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Picture by Hans Schleimer, University Library of Graz
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● Example: history of Dutch cuisine
● Results 1 - 18 of about 4,920,000 for history
of dutch cuisine. (0.19 seconds)
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• Context: explanation, interpretation of
information
• Social interaction
• Feedback, examination
• Reputation
• Accreditation
15. B. Governments’
Expectations Change:
open
Student numbers are growing
Versus less government funding
available
International competition for
talent
Bridging the gap between
secondary and higher education
Life Long Learning: necessary for
a competitive economy
How to make use of the
possibilities of the digital age
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● Teach more students
● For a lower price
● Increase quality of education
● Teach high school graduates as well
as life long learners
● Be globally competitive
18. ● Motivation
● I want education to be interesting &
open motivating
● Any time, any place
● I am a life long learner
● I want to combine education & work
● Access
● There are millions of me
● I cannot afford Higher Education
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2012 2020
8.00 Get up, have breakfast and 8.00 Get up, have breakfast and
check class schedule check on line personal planner
8.30 Cycle to university
Photo: Flickr.com/FaceMePLS
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2012 2020
8.45 Lecture Thermodynamics 8.30 Online work with live study group
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2012 2020
10.45 Lecture Process Engineering 10.00 Online lecture Design Methods
Photo flickr.com/PromoMadrid
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10.45 Lecture Process Engineering 11.30 Discussion with study group via
Skype
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12.30 Lunch with friends 12.30 Lunch with friends
Photo flickr.com/Richard Vignola
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2012 2020
13.30 Lab work with project group 13.30 Lab work with Project group and
and professor professor
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2012 2020
15.00 Last minute preparation for 15.00 Last minute preparation for test
test
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16.00 Taking test 16.00 Taking test
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18.00 Dinner with friends 18.00 Dinner with friends
19.00 Go to student club 21.00 Work on project with student
from Delft and Brazil
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35. Build
Virtual your own
open Choice and life program
blended me
Inter-
Online Learning No fixed
national
education through course
project
is normal gaming schedule
groups
Campus Study
Lectures
is social books
live & on
meeting almost
line
place free
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Global Conference 2012
16-18 April 2012
Cambridge, UK
http://conference.ocwconsortium.org
Mathematical Bridge by Christopher Chan www.flickr.com/photos/chanc/1016886822
Editor's Notes
2020: No fixed course schedule
2020: Virtual and life blended
Choice: from 14 Dutch universities: choice of hundredsVirtual and life blended: students don’t see difference between virtual and life contactsBuild your own program: Student can build own programme (learning path) by including courses from top universitiesInternational project groups: student will have lots of international project groups with students from difference universities and difference backgroundOnline education is normal: online education is no longer seen as ‘second-best’Learning through gaming: Gaming is a common part of the curriculumNo fixed course schedule: due to the online nature of education, there can be much more flexibility for studentsLecture online: lectures will be shorter (max 20min) and be online. Time in classroom is spend on more active learning methodsCampus is social meeting place: the campus is the place to meet, discuss, collaborate with other students and instructorsStudy books almost free: study books will be digital and much cheaper. They can be based on open content, so no high fees for publishers