MOOC and OER for Student Participation and Collaborative Learning
1. Dr. Anita Goel
Dyal Singh College
Department of Computer Science
University of Delhi, India
MOOC and OER for
Student Participation and
Collaborative Learning
FDP 2016
eCognitio: An Innovative E-learning Workshop Promoting Student Participation and
Collaborative Learning
2. Presentation Outline
• E-Learning
• Massive Open Online Course (MOOC)
• Open Educational Resources (OER)
• Challenges of e-learning in Indian context
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4. Advantages of e-Learning
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Expert knowledge is communicated
Access worldwide
Provide equal opportunity
Collaboration and teamwork
Self-pacing style of learning
On-demand availability
Flexibility
5. MOOC
• Can reach 100 –1,00,000 people
• Focus on Scalability
• Focus on Community and connections
Massive
• Open registration
• Open content
• Free of charge/Affordable
Open
• Real time interaction
• In terms of AccessOnline
• Traditional kind
• Start/end datesCourse
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6. MOOC
•Providers - Universities, companies, foundations
•Content
• Decided by provider. Cannot be changed by learner
• Courses have a definite start and end date.
• Has evaluation component
• Faculty participation
• Mainly in form of videos
•Learner
• Usually free - cost incurred if certificate granted
• Watch videos, post on discussion boards and blogs,
comment via social media platforms 6
13. MOOC: Social Networking & Collaboration
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•Communication tools facilitate interaction among different users,
•Collaboration tools support cooperative learning environment,
•Social Networking helps to connect different users.
Copyright: An Analysis of Social Networking and Collaboration in MOOC, Jyoti Chauhan and Anita Goel, 2016
16. OER Licenses
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Attribution CC BY
• Free to do anything with content and even use it commercially
Attribution-ShareAlike CC BY-SA
• Derivative work in same license as original work
Attribution-NoDerivs CC BY-ND
• Not allowed to create derivative work
Attribution-NonCommercial CC BY-NC
• Use the content but not commercially
Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike CC BY-NC-SA
• Derivative work in same license as original. Cannot use
commercially
Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs CC BY-NC-ND
• Only download and share. Not for commercial purpose
17. MOOC and OER
MOOC
Users only fair use rights, or rights
stated in license by publisher.
Cannot be legally copied
Users cannot create own courses
based on them
Users cannot update without
agreement from copyright owners
OER
All users given rights without needing
to request permission from copyright
holders (attribution required)
User rights are clearly specified and
easily understandable
Most materials under free Creative
Commons licenses
https://creativecommons.org/license
s/ or as Public Domain.
18. Challenges of e-learning: Providers
•Institutions offering e-learning course
• Awarding a Recognized Degree for students
•Number of Online Institutions
• Spurious certificates
•Duration of the course
•Legal implications
• Across geographical boundaries. Difficult to enforce law
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19. Challenges of e-learning: Learners
•Self-paced and self-learnt
• Student attention length may not be enough
•Technological Barriers
• Limited access to computer and Internet
• Computer skills for beginners
•Cost
•Lack of Time
•Content incompatibility
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20. 10 Things that require Zero talent
•Being on Time
•Work Ethic
•Effort
•Body Language
•Energy
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•Attitude
•Passion
•Being Coachable
•Doing Extra
•Be Prepared
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