Promoting OERs through Open Repositories and Social Networks
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The document discusses promoting the creation, sharing, and use of open educational resources (OERs) through open repositories and social networks. It notes that OERs are abundant but may not be reused due to issues like language, standards, and lack of editing tools. Repositories mainly function institutionally and are managed by librarians rather than being user-centered. The document advocates for repositories that integrate OERs into the learning process and are learner-centered, allowing users to find, share, comment on, rate, tag, and subscribe to resources. The goal is to turn repositories into communities of practice that continuously support learning.
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Promoting OERs through Open Repositories and Social Networks
- 1. Promoting the Creation, Share and Use of OERs through Open Repositories and Social Networks Julià Minguillón Universitat Oberta de Catalunya
- 2. We live in the age of content abundance LO’s are everywhere!
- 3. We pursue the 4 R’s Reuse Redistribute Revise Remix
- 4. Important factors for LO’s Granularity / size Open format License
- 5. Plenty of LOR’s MERLOT, CAREO OpenCourseWare
- 6. But are these LO’s reused? Language Standards Editing tools
- 7. Repository main goals Ensure preservation Promote reutilization Other: positioning
- 8. Repositories are mainly… …institutional …managed by librarians …not user-centered
- 9. UOC open repositories O2: institutional OER: thematic
- 10. LOR on Statistics (DSpace) Exercises Examples Data Tables Equations Graphics Simulations
- 11. Learning Objects are… …diverse …heterogeneous …created by teachers and students
- 12. …and Learning is… …more than just structured organized content
- 13. Learning can be seen as… …connecting concepts …putting them into context
- 14. …so LOR’s need to be… …integrated into the learning process …learner-centered
- 15. browsing and searching LO’s must be findable …but then, what else?
- 16. Once a LO is found… …the learner should be able to share his/her learning experience
- 17. Actions on LO’s …comment / ask …rate / favorite …tag …share / subscribe
- 18. The LOR becomes… …part of an e-portfolio …a community of practice / learning …a continuous support
- 19. Project status Create a new UI Permanent handles Promote del.icio.us Gather + analyze data
- 20. Thank you! Julià Minguillón jminguillona@uoc.edu slideshare.net/jminguillona CC-BY-NC-SA