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Opening Pandora’s boxConclusions from a Swedish OER project

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We are …

Alastair CreelmanLinnaeus [email protected]

Ebba OssiannilssonLund University

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OER – resources for learning2010 - 2011

Project resource siteEnglish/Swedish

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OER/OEP – strong international development

OER culture not widespread in Sweden

Few national initiatives

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Why?

From experiment to mainstream

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Inspire

Good examples

Show how

Start discussionAwake interest

What we did …

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Metadata

Legal details

New repositories

What we didn’t do…

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Seminars and workshops

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The door isopen …

What next?

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Reinventing the wheel…

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MakeoverScholarship of learning and teaching

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Culture of sharing

Sharing v competition

Apply existing research

Encourage moreresearch

Web 3.0 …

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Learning in focus

Interpret

Search

Review

Network

Filter

Reflect

Create

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• Sharing as default

• National policies meet grassroots enthusiasm

Open educational practices

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https://creativecommons.org/weblog/entry/27698

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Metadata

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Video, audio and photo search still poor

OER search requires more advanced skills

Major barrier to mainstream uptake

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Reuse

Fly on the wall lectures are not OER

Plan for reuse

Depersonalize

Dare to reuse and adapt

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We don’t compete with content

Context is king

Sharing facilitates new teacher role

Culture of sharing

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Opening Pandora’s box

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Teacher’s role

University’s role

Student’s role

Assessment

Policies andstrategies Informal

learning

IPR

Examination

Collaborativelearning

Publication

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The only thing that interferes with my learning is my education."

Einstein

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Thank you!

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