A Preliminary Explora0on of the Rela0onships Between Student- Created OER, Sustainability, and Student Success at the Secondary Level David Wiley, DeLaina Tonks, Sarah Weston, and Ashley Webb
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APreliminaryExplora0onoftheRela0onshipsBetweenStudent-CreatedOER,Sustainability,andStudentSuccessattheSecondaryLevel
DavidWiley,DeLainaTonks,SarahWeston,andAshleyWebb
Unlessotherwisenotedthispresenta0onislicensedCCBY4.0
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Costs
• $91averagetextbookcostforUSCCstudents• 94%lowertextbookcostswhenusingOER• ~$5printondemandtextbooks• +$100ktui0onrevenuebyloweringdroprate
Outcomes
• 6%highercoursethroughputrates• 2.15creditshigherenrollmentintensity• SameorbeVerperformanceonstate
standardizedtests(K-12)
Uses • DifferencesinstudentoutcomesbetweenfacultyadaptersandadoptersofOER
Percep/ons • Originalsurveyworkandliteraturereviews
COUPFramework
impact.lumenlearning.com
OpenEduca0on
OpenEduca0onalPrac0ces
OpenPedagogy
OpenPedagogy:What?
Openpedagogyisthatsetofteachingandlearningprac0cesonlypossibleorprac0calinthecontextofthe5Rpermissionscharacteris0cofopeneduca0onalresources.
OpenPedagogy:Why?
1. Welearnbythethingswedo.2. Thepermissionsgrantedbyopenlicenses
makeitprac0calandlegalforustodonewthings.
3. Theabilitytodonewthingswilllikelyleadtonewkindsoflearning.
OpenPedagogy:Why?
Learningbymaking… Otherlearnersbenefitfrom…inprivate
Nothing
inpublic
Ideasexpressedinthear0fact
intheopen Ideasexpressedinthear0factANDthear0factitself
OpenPedagogy:Why?
1. OurcurrentmodelofproducingOERisunsustainable(e.g.,$500k-$1M/textbook).
2. IntheUSalone,undergraduatesspendabout40Mhoursperyearonhomeworkthatismostlythrownaway.
3. CanstudentssustainablycreateOERthatsupportslearningbyotherstudents?
Online, public, charter school: ➢ Opened in 2009
as Open High School of Utah
➢ 7-12 grades ➢ 575 full-time
students ➢ 200 part-time
students
CC-BY MountainHeightsAcademy
Mission: ➢ Student-centered
➢ Innovative
technology
➢ Service learning
➢ Personal responsibility
CC-BY MountainHeightsAcademy
OER curriculum: ➢ Standards-
aligned
➢ Teacher-created
➢ Student-supported
➢ 98% OER
➢ Publicly released
CC-BY MountainHeightsAcademy
CC-BY MountainHeightsAcademy
OER that is assembled and used
by the students
with a teacher as the guide.
CC-BY MountainHeightsAcademy
CC by http://www.flickr.com/photos/opensourceway/5538035618/
Traditional OER vs.
Next Gen OER
CC-BY MountainHeightsAcademy
Next Gen OER
Examples
CC-BY MountainHeightsAcademy
CC-BY MountainHeightsAcademy
Guided Notes/Study Guides Student Hacks Tutorials Review Videos Reteaching Review Games Creative Commons
CC-BY MountainHeightsAcademy
CC-BY MountainHeightsAcademy
CC-BY MountainHeightsAcademy
CC-BY MountainHeightsAcademy
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CC-BY MountainHeightsAcademy
ResearchContext
• 181middleandhighschoolstudents• Online,public,charterschoolwitha
commitmenttoOER• CourseonDigitalPhotography
IRRODL(inpress)
Methodology
• Post-hocdesign• Studentswereinvitedtocreate/remix
opentutorials,studyguides,andgames• ExtracreditorTAcredit• Fromnoto5-10%student-createdOERover
fouryears• Comparestudentgradesoncourse
assignmentsIRRODL(inpress)
IRRODL(inpress)
Call to Action: Involve students in OER creation
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