Making OCW/OER Work for the Archipelago Continent by Prof. Richardus Eko Indrajit ([email protected] ) The Journey of Indonesian NEXSUS
Making OCW/OER Work for the Archipelago Continent by Prof. Richardus Eko Indrajit ([email protected])
The Journey of Indonesian NEXSUS
Popula�on
Geography
Regions
Students (K12+HighEdu)
Collages and Universi�es
Professors/Researchers
The Posture of Indonesia Unity in Diversity
237+ million
18,000+ islands
33 states, 440 cities
40+ million
2,500+ institutions
24,000 PhD of 270,000
Un-‐equal distribu�on of academic resources
Limited access to educa�on facili�es
Difficul�es on enforcing good standards
The absence of adequate learning tools and infrastructure
The concentra�on of quality contents in one-‐two places
Low produc�vity on crea�ng good materials
Serious Issues on Education Change in Higher Education should be Done
Java Island
Low APK
Accreditation
ICT Capabilities
State Universities
Collective IPRs
Sporadic Efforts in Solving Problems ICT Offers Spectrum of Opportunities
Government allocate significant number of financial incen�ves to those who want to develop OCW and OER Several projects were launched to help government in promo�ng the
benefits of adop�ng OCW and OER for high educa�on ins�tu�ons
Bilateral E-‐Learning: the good universi�es help, assist, and offer their academic services to other universi�es Mul�lateral E-‐Learning: all good universi�es are connected through
special network (INHERENT)
OCW MIT is being introduced, promoted, downloaded, and used by a good numner of universi�es Several professors start to share their IPRs and academic works
freely to the society through personal websites
E-‐Learning
OCW
Grant
Slow Movement Paradigm Change is Required
Adequate Technology Infrastructure
Tons of OCW/OER Materials
Several Success Stories
? Low Adop�on Low Impact
Key Success Factors 4Csv: What Matters to Stakeholders
Context Compliance Communica�on
Shared Values
Change
APTIKOM – The Association of Higher-Education Institutions on Computer
Studies (750+/2,500+ universities, approximately 650,000+ students) in Indonesia
NEXSUS – National E-education eXchange System for Undergraduate
Studies
è It’s a COLLABORATIVE PLATFORM which is based on Shared Products and Shared Services among IT colleges and universities in Indonesia(leverage the limited collective resources)
APTIKOM NEXSUS National Project on OCW/OER Initiatives
Open Everything at Once Radical Change in Conducting Learning
Open Course Open Research
Open Conference Open Project
Open Journal Open Cer�ficate
Open Profession
Open Learning
Credit Earning and Credit Transfer among colleges and opportunities
Learning Outcomes Value for Learners, Schools, and Lecturers
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complied by rules, endorsed by accreditation body , aligned with the national standard, and does not violate
internal academic quality management system, and fully supported by the government of Indonesia (MoNE)
2007 Ideation in Bali Island 2008 Conceptualisation in Batam Island
2009 Commencement in Menado City
2010 Soft Launch in Bandung City
2011 National Launch in Malang City
2012 Replication in Jakarta City
2013 Asia Pacific Collaboration in Singapore
2014 International Collaboration in United States
Strategic Roadmap Slowly but sure …..