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ISLE Content Repository, and Searching and Tagging Tools

ISLE Content Repository, and Searching and Tagging Tools. Vision for the Future – ISLE Curriculum Resources. ISLE. Welcome back Jeanne. Content repository Resource Search Recommendations Engine Instructional Management System. My Resources. Content Repository Example.

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ISLE Content Repository, and Searching and Tagging Tools

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  1. ISLE Content Repository, and Searching and Tagging Tools

  2. Vision for the Future – ISLE CurriculumResources ISLE Welcome back Jeanne • Content repository • Resource Search • Recommendations Engine • Instructional Management System My Resources

  3. Content Repository Example With an installed user base that includes academic, cultural heritage and research institutions, national libraries, and government agencies from around the world, Fedora (Flexible Extensible Digital Object Repository Architecture) provides for storing, managing, and accessing digital content as digital objects which ensures long-term access, supports a rich variety of inter-relationships, and can be integrated into a wide variety of information applications. Cost: Open source software, no charge Use Case Highlight: Fedora Repository software is used by libraries, archives, and research projects all over the world to preserve and provide specialized types of access to very large and complex aggregations of historic and cultural images, artifacts, text, media, datasets, and documents. http://fedora-commons.org/

  4. Community repository for a web-based library • Service for submitting materials • Make the material available through a nonexclusive license • Catalog, index, and display for user search • Provide statistics and reports • Customizable dynamic web page and script • Persistent location identifier (persistent URL) Fedora Example – RUcore Search Participate

  5. Fedora Example – RUcore Search Results

  6. Finding Resources – Orbitz Example Narrow results. Search for exactly what you want.

  7. Read the reviews and make your reservation.

  8. Open Educational Resources OER are teaching, learning, and research resources that reside in the public domain or have been released under an intellectual property license that permits their free use or re-purposing by others. Open educational resources include full courses, course materials, modules, textbooks, streaming videos, tests, software, and any other tools, materials, or techniques used to support access to knowledge.1 The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, A Review of the Open Educational Resources (OER) Movement: Achievements, Challenges, and New Opportunities http://www.hewlett.org/programs/education-program/open-educational-resources

  9. Illinois Pathways Search – Example • Open access search for education and career development resources: • Select Cluster • Grade Level • Keyword search option

  10. Illinois Pathways Search – Example • View search results and narrow them: • Title • Description • Subject • Education Level • Publisher • Creator • Ratings • Conditions of Use

  11. Illinois Pathways Search – Example • View search results and narrow them: • View details. • Go directly to resource. • Rate and Comment. • Flag an issue. • Provide additional tags.

  12. OER Commons - Example The OER Commons1provides a great example for streamlining education resource searching and sharing across boundaries. Illinois Pathways is using OER Commons as a model. • Narrow your search. • Ratings and comments • Evaluations based on rubric. • Standards alignment. • All grade levels. • Top Key Words. • OER Commons http://www.oercommons.org/

  13. Save Searches & Contribute

  14. Align to Learning Standards

  15. Evaluate Resources

  16. Recommend Resources

  17. Content Repository - Scenario Examples

  18. Find Resources - Scenario Examples

  19. Examples of How STEM Learning Exchanges Can Use ISLE Content Repository, and Searching and Tagging Tools • Upload digital resources for indexing by career cluster and for easy searching and sharing. • Convene partners and educators to publish and tag local and state resources for all of the career clusters. • Use as primary open search to pull in resources across websites. • Use as a source for learning maps. • Convene partners and educators to align common core and other standards, including employability and technical standards. • Encourage evaluation, ratings, comments, and other usage information provided by users.

  20. Check Point

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