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Enhancing Learning Object Reusability through Federated Repository

Explore lessons learned on SCOs, metadata, and sharing LOs at the Distance Education Conference. Discover a content model, support implications, and proposed pilot model for an efficient learning community.

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Enhancing Learning Object Reusability through Federated Repository

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  1. Learning Object Reusability 20th Annual Distance Education ConferenceAugust 6, 2004 Patricia Ploetz Academic ADL Co-Lab Hal Schlais University of Wisconsin System Administration

  2. Introductions • Ourselves • The POC Project • What did we find? • What are we doing? Learning Object Reusability 20th Annual Distance Education Conference

  3. Observations - Lessons Learned • Were not part of an organized training session • Didn’t consider themselves technologically capable • Lacked a support structure for a day- to-day activities related to content development Faculty were not successful in incorporating SCO concepts in their teaching if they: Learning Object Reusability 20th Annual Distance Education Conference

  4. Observations - Lessons Learned There was no mechanism extant allowing developers to share completed content effectively. It was problematic to: • Easily save content objects to a repository • Apply metadata standards • Find an effective method to share the LOs with NSDL Learning Object Reusability 20th Annual Distance Education Conference

  5. Imagine this! You perform a Google search and have just found the perfect gizmo, in this case an interactive simulation, for your class tomorrow morning. The gizmo is embedded in a collection of webpages containing educational materials called a learning object (LO). You take a quick look and find that while the gizmo is perfect, you need to “tweak” the text of the previous author a bit, to get things just right. You download the LO, and using your set of content creation templates and tools, you create a new LO with the “appropriate” textual material and save this on your campus content repository. By the next morning, not only is your LO available for you to use in your class, but you start receiving email messages from your colleagues complimenting you for your great work and suggesting other possibilities for your lesson and new ways to reuse the gizmo. Imagine This!

  6. Faculty Development and support needs • Community for learning, sharing and developing content • ISD Model in a content development space • Repository How do we propose to do this? Learning Object Reusability 20th Annual Distance Education Conference

  7. The Local Federated Repository

  8. LTDC Library

  9. LTDC Library

  10. LTDC Library

  11. LTDC Library

  12. LTDC Library

  13. LTDC Library

  14. UWFR Registry LTDC Library

  15. UWFR Registry LTDC Library

  16. UWFR Registry Peers LTDC Library

  17. UWFR Registry Peer Usage and Review LTDC Library

  18. UWFR Registry Peer Review LTDC Library

  19. UWFR Registry Peer Review LTDC Library

  20. UWFR Registry Peer review cycle here ;-) Peer Review LTDC Library

  21. UWFR Registry Peer Review LTDC Library

  22. UWFR Registry Peer Review LTDC Library

  23. UWFR Registry Peer Review LTDC Library

  24. UWFR Registry LTDC Library

  25. UWFR Registry

  26. UWFR Registry

  27. UWFR Registry

  28. UWFR Registry

  29. UWFR Registry

  30. UWFR Registry The Local Federated Repository UW-La Crosse UW-Stevens Point UW-Madison

  31. UWFR Registry UW-La Crosse UW-Stevens Point UW-Madison

  32. UWFR Registry UW-La Crosse UW-Stevens Point UW-Madison

  33. UWFR Registry UW-La Crosse UW-Stevens Point UW-Madison

  34. Proposed Pilot Model • ISD Space • TCP content creation model • Learning Technology development personnel • Repository (UWFR) • Development • Archiving • Community (PLUCK) • RSS • Sharing Learning Object Reusability 20th Annual Distance Education Conference

  35. The Content Model Learning Object Reusability 20th Annual Distance Education Conference *ReLOs, Research or Real World LOs *SCLOS, Shareable Content Learning Objects

  36. Repository Implementation • Repository (UWFR) • Registration • Sharing • Reviewing • Dissemination • Archiving • Community (PLUCK) • RSS • Sharing Learning Object Reusability 20th Annual Distance Education Conference

  37. Support Implications • LTDC • Library • UWFR • Technical support • RSS, email technology Learning Object Reusability 20th Annual Distance Education Conference

  38. Conclusion Implement This! Learning Object Reusability 20th Annual Distance Education Conference

  39. URLS • NSF POC Web Page • www.uwsa.edu/nsf_poc • NSF POC Repository • www.compute.uwlax.edu/precalc • UW Federated Repository • dev.uwsa.edu/scout/ Learning Object Reusability 20th Annual Distance Education Conference

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