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Universitas Terbuka Indonesia, 2011
At a glance
The Indonesia Archipelago
Universitas Terbuka Indonesia, 2011
3,500 miles (1,919,440 sq km) – 17,000 islands
Universitas Terbuka
Universitas Terbuka Indonesia, 2011
Established in 1984, single mode university, the only tertiary institution using exclusively distance education mode of delivery.
Main missions: To widen access to higher education To up-grade primary and secondary
school teacher qualification up to full-teacher training degree
Universitas Terbuka
Universitas Terbuka Indonesia, 2011
A mega university 576.265 students (13.8% of total number of students
attending tertiary education) 70.57% are female students Over 87% are working adults 86% are in-service teachers
Academic Programs School of Economics School of Social and Political Sciences School of Mathematics and Natural Sciences School of Teacher Training and Educational Sciences Graduate Programs
UT Operational System
Universitas Terbuka Indonesia, 2011
Head office: Jakarta; 37 Regional offices
Academic staff 877 and 1200 administrative staff;
External networking/collaboration: Provincial and District Governments, Government Ministries, Universities & Schools
UT Course Delivery System
Universitas Terbuka Indonesia, 2011
Digital Library: e-books, e-journals, thesis, dissertation, research reports
575 tutors for Online tutorials of 552 courses for 13,609 students
22,653 tutors for F2F tutorials of
214 courses for 365,781 students in 446 cities
974 titles of Printed/ non-printed Materials
written by 1,100 writers
Examination System (smt.2010.1)
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In Indonesia Abroad# of Student-Course Exam
Processed# of City# of Exam
Rooms# of
Students # of City
# of Students
741 21,781 456,231 12 369 2,136,259
# of Exam Supervisors/Proctors 40,421
Number of Student by School (2010)
Universitas Terbuka Indonesia, 2011
(Active Students: 576.265)
School Total %
FKIP 469.231 81.43
FMIPA 4.713 0.82
FISIP 80.035 13.89
FEKON 20.909 3.63
PPS 1.377 0.24
Total 576.265 100
Number of Students by Gender (2010)
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Gender
Jumlah
%
Male191.6
5633.26
Female
384.609
66.74
Total576.2
65100
Number of Students by Accupation (2010)
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Jobs Total %
TNI/POLRI 2.230 0.39
PNS NON-GURU
25.096 4.35
SWASTA 49.455 8.58
WIRASWASTA
10.289 1.79
TIDAK KERJA 32.825 5.70
BEKERJA 6.430 1.12
GURU449.94
078.0
8
Total576.26
5100
Accupation
Number of Student by Ages (2010)
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Ages Total %
< 24 113.686 19.73
25-29
144.681 25.11
30-34
90.285 15.67
35-39
56.448 9.80
40-44
76.468 13.27
> 45 94.697 16.43
total 576.265 100
Ages
UT ONLINE
Universitas Terbuka Indonesia, 2011
The separation between students & tutors/instructors
Provides various method for communication/interaction channels
Helps student’s learning process The new ICT’s invention & developments The needs to introduce ICT to the students
Why Online ?
Facts: Supporting Factors
User needs Student aspiration for another
communication/interaction channels Institution's demand to monitor the progress of
students academic quality more easily
The needs to provide student centered learning environment
Institution’s PolicyAffordable technology and
infrastructure
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Facts: Constraint Factors
Digital Divide (User) The availability of technology infrastructure Computer literacy Acquisition cost
Limitations (Institution) Infrastructure investment System development cost The needs for training and orientation
Universitas Terbuka Indonesia, 2011
Development Strategy (<2004)
The use of Open Source software;Fax gateway (fax to email – email to fax),
Mailing ListWeb Supplement, Self examination download
pageVideo streaming (Real Media), Internet Forum E-Learning Try Out, The implementation of
BlackboardMVC (Manhattan Virtual Classroom)
implementationLooking for MVC alternative, Project to test
two LMS (Moodle & Atutor)
Universitas Terbuka Indonesia, 2011
Development History (2004-2011)
2004 Moodle as a basic platform The launch of UT-Online
2009 UT-Online mobile learning
2010 Online ticketing system (CRM ) ITV (You Tube like site for OER)
2011 Live video streaming Web Conferencing try out E-book Repository
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Facilities
Academic Services : Tuton / E-learning, Students Support Systems (CRM), Learning Resources (Self Examination Repository, ITV, OER, Open course ware)
Students Record System (SUO, MTK), Academic Information, etc
Forum, Webchat, Web Conference
Link UT website: www.ut.ac.idLink UT Online Tutorial
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CONCLUSION
UT is a mega university in terms of the number of the students
Approaches: Blended Learning System (f2f and online) 5 Generation of DE (correspondence to online
learning) Industrialized model of DE
The urge to implement “the ideal” Fully Online Programs (eg. replicate UMUC Model)
To maximaze role of course development and course delivery
To humanize the teaching and learning process (empathy)
Universitas Terbuka Indonesia, 2011
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