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From OpenCourseWare to Open Education
Brandon Muramatsu [email protected] MIT-Haiti Workshop March 30, 2012
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Citation: Muramatsu, B. (2012, March 30). From OpenCourseWare to Open Education. MIT-Haiti Workshops on Technology-Enhanced and Open Education, Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
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Outline
¤ More educational resources ¤ Open Course Library, Saylor.org, MITx
¤ Content -> Courses
¤ Opportunities
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Innovations in Open Education
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Content (Materials)
• Lecture notes & videos
• Syllabi • Textbooks
• No grade / certificate
Courses
• Complete learning experience
• Online homework & exams
• Discussion forums
• Grade / certificate
Washington’s Open Course Library A collection of openly licensed (CC-BY)
educational materials for 81 high-enrollment college courses
Project Goals: 1. Lower textbook costs for students 2. Improve course completion rates 3. Provide new resources for faculty
Please visit: http://opencourselibrary.org
Credit: Timothy Valentine & Leo Reynolds CC-BY-NC-SA
Haitian Universities could do something similar. Collaborate to develop course materials in Kreyól
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Open Course Library Phase I – Available Now
¤ Principles of Accounting I
¤ Principles of Accounting II
¤ Cultural Anthropology
¤ Physical Anthropology
¤ Art Appreciation
¤ General Biology with Lab
¤ Human Anatomy and Physiology 1
¤ Human Anatomy and Physiology 2
¤ Introduction To Business
¤ General Chemistry with Lab I
¤ General Chemistry with Lab II
¤ General Chemistry with Lab III
¤ Introduction to Chemistry (Inorganic)
¤ Public Speaking
¤ Macroeconomics
¤ Microeconomics
¤ Pre-College English
¤ English Composition I
¤ English Composition II
¤ Introduction To Literature I
¤ Technical Writing
¤ Introduction to Physical Geology
¤ US History I
¤ US History II
¤ US History III
¤ Research for the 21st Century
¤ Elementary Algebra
¤ Intermediate Algebra
¤ Calculus I
¤ Calculus II
¤ Calculus III
¤ Introduction to Statistics
¤ Precalculus I
¤ Precalculus II ¤ Music Appreciation
¤ Introduction To Oceanography
¤ Introduction To Logic
¤ Introduction To Philosophy
¤ Engineering Physics I
¤ General Psychology
¤ Lifespan Psychology
¤ Try College / College Success Course
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http://opencourselibrary.org
Open Course Library Phase II – Available 2013
¤ Principles of Accounting III
¤ Survey of Anthropology
¤ American Sign Language I
¤ American Sign Language II
¤ American Sign Language III
¤ Introduction To Astronomy
¤ Microbiology
¤ Survey of Biology
¤ Majors Biology - 1st in series
¤ Majors Biology - 2nd in series
¤ Majors Biology - 3rd in series
¤ Business Law
¤ Introduction To Communication
¤ Introduction To Mass Media
¤ Interpersonal Communication
¤ Small Group Communication
¤ Intro to Drama
¤ American Literature I
¤ Survey of Environmental Science (no lab)
¤ French I
¤ French II
¤ French III
¤ Western Civilization I
¤ World Civilizations I
¤ Women in US History
¤ Pacific NW History
¤ Health for Adult Living
¤ Intro to Humanities
¤ Math in Society
¤ Business Calculus
¤ Nutrition
¤ Physics: Non Science Majors
¤ Introduction To Political Science
¤ American Government
¤ Abnormal Psychology
¤ Introduction To Sociology
¤ Social Problems
¤ Spanish I
¤ Spanish II
¤ Spanish III
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http://opencourselibrary.org
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Extending Open Content
¤ Content: A portion of a course, the materials in a course
¤ Open (Creative Commons License) enables others to build upon the content
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Saylor.org Precalculus II
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Content (Materials)
• Lecture notes & videos
• Syllabi • Textbooks
• No grade / certificate
Courses
• Complete learning experience
• Online homework & exams
• Discussion forums
• Grade / certificate
MITx: 6.002x Circuits & Electronics
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http://mitx.mit.edu/
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http://mitx.mit.edu/
MITx: 6.002x Circuits & Electronics
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MITx: 6.002x Circuits & Electronics
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Comparing Content to Courses
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Content (Materials)
• Lecture notes & videos
• Syllabi • Textbooks
• No grade / certificate
Courses
• Complete learning experience
• Online homework & exams
• Discussion forums
• Grade / certificate
Unless otherwise specified, this work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States License.
Thank You!
Brandon Muramatsu [email protected]
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Citation: Muramatsu, B. (2012, March 30). From OpenCourseWare to Open Education. MIT-Haiti Workshops on Technology-Enhanced and Open Education, Port-au-Prince, Haiti.