Teaching and Learning with OER

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TEACHING & LEARNING WITH OER JAMISON R. MILLER THE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM & MARY

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TEACHING & LEARNING WITH OER

JAMISON R. MILLERTHE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM & MARY

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REAL EDUCATIONAL UTOPIAS IN THE SPACE OF FLOWSTEACHING & LEARNING WITH OER

JAMISON R. MILLERTHE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM & MARY

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HELLOI am Jamison MillerI am a doctoral candidate in the School of Education at the College of William & Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia, USA. My MA is in cultural geography, BA (Honors) is in urban geography, and AA in liberal arts. My first career was in museum photography.

You can find me at [email protected], @millerjamison, jrmiller.us

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The University of Mary Washington

DTLT, Martha Burtis, Jim Groom, DS106, A domain of one’s own, Reclaim Hosting

Jesse Stommel, Hybrid Pedagogy, Digital Pedagogy Lab

Virginia Commonwealth University

ALT Lab, Gardner Campbell, Laura Gogia, Tom Woodward, Hosting #OpenEd16

Virginia Community College System

Richard Sebastian, ELI Digital Open, Z-Degree, Zx23, Lumen Learning

Virginia

WHAT IS GOING ON IN VIRGINIA?

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3 PAPER DISSERTATION

THEORY STUDENTS INSTRUCTORS

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THEORY

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3 PAPER DISSERTATIONTHEORYWork through the application of “space of flows” (Castells, 2000) as the context for open education and “real utopias” (Olen Wright, 2010) as its practice.

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OPEN EDUCATION IN THE SPACE OF FLOWSSociologist Manuel Castells has built a theoretical framework for our economies and society that are informational, global, and networked. He describes this as The Networked Society and identifies one of the defining attributes as the SPACE OF FLOWS, where “the material organization of social practices work through flows”.

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OPEN EDUCATION AS A REAL UTOPIASociologist Erik Olin Wright has built a theoretical framework for a CRITICAL and EMANCIPATORY approach in social science. He proposes developing accounts of viable alternatives to dominant institutions and social structures, or “real utopias”, that are based in principles of equality, democracy, and sustainability.

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STUDENTS INSTRUCTORS

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STUDENT USE OF OERHow are students using OER in their coursework? What is learning like with OER? How does the use compare to non-open resources?

INSTRUCTOR USE OF OERHow are instructors implementing OER in their instruction? How is the adoption of OER (content) influencing pedagogy (practice)?

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Results across multiple studies indicate that students generally achieve the same learning outcomes when OER are utilized and simultaneously save significant amounts of money.

(Hilton, 2016)

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Evaluating the effects that OER have on learning is problematic for several reasons.

(Farrow, de los Arcos, Pitt, & Weller, 2015)

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OER1. How are students learning with OER? What are they doing with them, how are

they using them? What, if any, affordances are leveraged by the “open” qualities of the resources?

2. How are instructors teaching with OER? Is open being leveraged beyond “gratis”? How?Is “open” entering into pedagogical practices, designs, or implementations? How?

PEDAGOGYIN

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TEACHING & LEARNING WITH OERCASE(S) ∎ Z-Degree at Tidewater Community College ∎ zELI at Northern Virginia Community College

both built in collaboration with Lumen Learning

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TEACHING & LEARNING WITH OERRESEARCH QUESTIONS∎ How are students using OER in their coursework? What

is learning like with OER? How does the use compare to non-open resources?

∎ How are instructors implementing OER in their instruction? How is the adoption of OER (content) influencing pedagogy (practice)?

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TEACHING & LEARNING WITH OERTHEORETICAL FRAMEWORK(S) (Panke & Seufert, 2013)∎ Sociocultural theories∎ Cognitive information processing∎ Emotions, interest, and flow

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TEACHING & LEARNING WITH OERMETHODOLOGY & METHODS∎ (Comparative) Case Study or Phenomenology/graphy∎ Surveys and document review∎ Observation, interviews, and focus groups

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OER PEDAGOGY

WHAT IS THE RELATIONSHIP?Is there evidence of a shift from pedagogies of scarcity to pedagogies of abundance? (Weller, 2011; 2014)

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REAL EDUCATIONAL UTOPIAS IN THE SPACE OF FLOWSTEACHING & LEARNING WITH OER

JAMISON R. MILLERTHE COLLEGE OF WILLIAM & MARY

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CREDITS∎ Presentation template by SlidesCarnival∎ Creative Commons and Flickr for robust image searching∎ GO-GN and the OER Hub for funding to attend

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