A public OER initiative as driver for educational innovation
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Introductions
Jan-Bart de Vreede
Domain manager Learning Materials and Metadata of the Kennisnet Foundation.
Served on the Wikimedia Board of Trustees for 9 years.
Disclaimer
The Netherlands is fortunate in that our government has been investing in ICT in education for a long time (and also in that we have had the financial ability to do so)
And not just focusing on technology, but also adoption and effective use.
Allowing us to build the infrastructure that serves as a strong foundation for use of ICT in education.
About Kennisnet
The Dutch public foundation charged with ensuring effective use of ICT technology within Primary, Secondary and Vocational Educational Institutions.
Both facilitating the educational process as well as the other (administrative) processes within the institutions.
Two branches:
1) Expertise
2) Services
A little background
• Primary and Secondary Education is mostly “method-driven”.
• Public schools have ”Freedom of education”
• Dominated by a few (relatively) large players
• Small market = no large budgets for innovation
• Methods leave little room for teacher ownership
• Vocational institutions often have their own (open) methods
A Market in Turmoil
• Changing Education
• Changing roles of existing players
• New Players
• Adaptive Learning Technology
• Student Dashboards
Our challenge: facilitate innovation
It is not Open versus ClosedRealistically the mix between open and closed content is the biggest opportunity in the Netherlands
This allows both to become more effective in meeting the individual students needs.
Using open standards for all components to make the content easily available to (commercial) partners.
Educational Chain of Educational Materials
Classic version
Publisher Book Distributor Student
Teachers
Educational Chain of Educational Materials
Changing Landscape
StudentsPublishers LMS/ELO
TeacherOnline Resources
LINK!
LINK!
LINK!
Educational Chain of Educational Materials
What we are working towards
StudentsPublishers LMS/ELO
Teacher
Online Resources
OER Platform(Wikiwijs)
LINK
Links
Results
Content
Content & Feedback
TeacherCommunity
OEPCommunity
What infrastructure?Primary Elements
Supporting Elements
Authoring Sharing Labeling Discoverable Remixable
Wikiwijs Create WikiwijsReposittory
Metadata Tools EdurepSearch Portals
If open then downloadable in open standard
Authentication Resultsfeedback
Metadata Devices in the classroom
CommunityBuilding
KennisnetFederation
Open Standardexchange of learning results
Standards for learning goals&API
Expertise Support for (OEP) community with their own quality benchmarks
All these are “plugable” pieces of the chainWhich can be used individually
Labeling
Creation
(Access/Identity)
Discovery/SearchMetadata
Use(Re-use)
VO-Content• Content Creation for secondary schools using CC-BY-SA
license on Wikiwijs Platform
• 7 euro’s per student per year to be a participating school
• 102 school years of materials currently available
• Actively working with Online Learning Environments
• Core lessons
Mixing open and clopsed• First collaborations between the closed and open space
for working together on making more content available.
• (part of a dutch breakthrough project funded by the ministry)
• The challenge is clarity of learning goals
Multi-Challenged Students• An example of a portal for a very niche branche.
• For the first time teachers are exchanging not just links, but entire lessons
The Holy Grail
When schools are able to create their own “Learning Lines”, combining open and closed by being able to buy only those parts that they need from commercial publishers and combine it with open material while having clear insight into the learning goals.
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