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Exploring the challenges and opportunities in higher education during turbulent times, including online teaching and learning, digital technology, and the relationship between access, quality, and cost. Examining the trends towards openness and the importance of blended learning. Learn from experts at the World Congress on Open Educational Resources.
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PARIS HIGHER EDUCATION DOES NOT DO REVOLUTIONS!
Student choices: Programmes & Technology Les choix des étudiants: Programmes & Technologie
Online Teaching & Learning 2010 - 15% of postsecondary programmes online- 20,000 courses - 500,000 student registrations
Digital Technology = Generation Gap
Digital Technology = Generation Gap WRONG
Sample 7,000 students aged between 21 and 100 Ages Number of Students Response rate 20-29 1,000 31% (46% online) 30-39 1,000 40-49 1,000 (average for all groups 58%) 50-59 1,000 60-69 2,000 70 and over 1,000 81% (60+% online)
“no evidence of a clear break between two separate populations”
“Those students who had more positive attitudes to technology were more likely to adopt a deep approach to studying, more likely to adopt a strategic approach to studying and less likely to adopt a surface approach to studying.”
The Iron Triangle ACCESS QUALITY COST
The Central Challenge • ACCESS (wider) • QUALITY (higher) • COST (lower)
The Iron Triangle ACCESS QUALITY COST
ACCESS QUALITY COST
The Iron Triangle ACCESS QUALITY COST
The Iron Triangle ACCESS QUALITY COST
The Iron Triangle ACCESS QUALITY COST
“an insidious link between quality and exclusivity” ACCESS QUALITY COST
ACCESS QUALITY COST
The Technology Revolution • ACCESS (wider) • QUALITY (higher) • COST (lower) • ALL AT THE SAME TIME!
Principles of Technology • Division of labour • Specialisation • Economies of scale • Machines and ICTs Adam Smith1723-1790
Online Learning Myths and distractions L’apprentissage en ligne Mythes et distractions
Making Sense of MOOCs: Musings in a Maze of Myth, Paradox and Possibility
Comprendre les MOOCs: Reflexions dans un labyrinthe de mythes, de paradoxes et de possibilités
Learning Teaching Credentials What is higher education?
L’enseignement Les études Diplômes L’enseignement supérieur
DISTANCE LEARNING student a three-legged stool
DISTANCE LEARNING student materials a three-legged stool
DISTANCE LEARNING student support materials a three-legged stool
DISTANCE LEARNING student support materials logistics a three-legged stool
Developments to follow Développements à suivre
Blended learning: • Expect the blend to evolve! • Watch costs!
THE TREND TOWARDS OPENNESS • Open Source Software • Open Access to Research • Open Educational Resources
OPEN EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES (OER) educational materials that may be freely accessed, reused, modified and shared
World Congress onOpen Educational ResourcesParis – June 20-22 – 2012 The Paris Declaration