Internet Librarian International 2013 - MOOC Workshop
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From Student to Tutor The ScHARR MOOC Journey Andy Tattersall Claire Beecroft
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http://www.internet-librarian.com/2013/Workshops.php This presentation tells the story of the ScHARR MOOCs
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From Student to Tutor
The ScHARR MOOC Journey
Andy TattersallClaire Beecroft
ScHARR MOOC Timeline
May 2012 MOOC Event Horizon
August 2012Extensive discussion begins3 MOOCsters, Learning Technologists& eLearning Lead
July 2012 Andy, Claire and Director of Teachingattend JISC - ‘what is a MOOC?’webinar
October 2012ScHARR MOOC Bid January 2013
Andy and Claire et alAttend Coursera EDC MOOC
January 2013 bid acceptedteam built February 2013 ScHARR MOOC
Dairies launched
June 2013 Healthy Sustainable Diets and Health Inequalities MOOCs launched
October 2013 iHTA launched
The future - more MOOCs
#EDCMOOC
We enjoy learningWe practice new ways of workingWe practice what we preachWe are prepared to get things wrongWe work naturally with technologyWe are open about our workWe like to networkWe love to help
Skills for supporting and facilitating MOOCs
Remember….as LIS Professionals
The self directed learner Peer Support Learning
There’s MOOCs and there’s MOOCs
Have you ever...
Signed up for a MOOC? (semi/not completed or lurked)
Completed a MOOC?
OrNot really sure what one is
Discussion
To learn a topic of professional interest
To learn a topic of personal interestTo see what they look likeTo learn about running oneTo find out about new ways of learning and communicating
What’s your driving force to study on a MOOC?
Part 2 - The SCHARR MOOCs
The team behind our MOOCs
Image by Skuds under a Creative Commons By Attribution-ShareAlike Licence http://tinyurl/msevnw2
The drive behind the MOOCs
AltruisticInquisitivenessTechnology ledPedagogy ledGlobal audience ( we need to reach out more)
Marketing (profile)Marketing (converting students to Masters)
Existing methods of learning failing?
Copyright guidanceMaterialsInformation LiteracyTechnology skillsCreativityAwareness (Following updates elsewhere)PromotionReflection (ScHARR MOOCs Diary)ConstructionApplication (Teaching)
Do LIS professionals have anything to offer?
Part 3 - Running a MOOC
TweetingBloggingVideo makingPodcastingPoster creation
Are not exclusive to teachers (we were doing this already)
Tools of the trade
PeopleLearning technologistsTeachersAdministrationLibrary and Information ProfessionalsMarketing professionalsSenior management
TechnologyVLEAccess to Social MediaAccess to portable tech - tablets, video cameras
Money
Do you have the infrastructure and finances to run a MOOC?
Contact/Follow us
Andy Tattersall [email protected]@andy_tattersall
Claire [email protected]@beakybeecroft
tinyurl.com/10questionsmooc
Any Questions?
