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Presented at a CSUN Faculty Technology Center Teaching and Learning Bytes session, November 10, 2009

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  • 1. Learning about Learning Objects A Teaching and Learning Bytes Session November 10, 2009Elizabeth Altman, CSUN ScholarWorks Project Manager Luiz Mendes, Electronic Resources Librarian Helen Heinrich, Cataloging Coordinator
  • 2. A learning object is. . . Entity, digital or non-digital, that may be used for learning, education or training. (IEEE, 2001) Digital resource that can be reused to support learning. (Wiley, 2002)
  • 3. You already havelearning objects. . . Text-based: written exercise, narrative text, written exam, problem set, experiment, self-assessment, lecture notes, tutorial, syllabus Multimedia-based: interactive exercise, diagram, simulation, spoken language, interactive exam, interactive problem set, lecture video or audio, visual and/or interactive tutorial
  • 4. Distinctive characteristics Reusable Modular Extensible Interoperable Platform-independent Durable Pedagogically Rich
  • 5. Modular Aimed at discrete learning objective within a unit of instruction. COURSE CURRICULUM Instructional Unit Instructional Unit Instructional Unit Learnin Learnin g g Object Object
  • 6. Extensible, Interoperable A learning object can be expanded or integrated with other materials and learning objects. Instructional Web Page Quicktim e movie Quicktim PNG e Diagram movie
  • 7. Platform-independent,Durable Runs on Mac, Windows and other commonOSs Does not require proprietary softwareenvironment Adheres to technology standards
  • 8. A learning object ispedagogically rich Learning Learning Object Outcome
  • 9. For Learning Objects to beFindable & Reusable, theymust be Organized Searchable Digitally preserved Copyrighted by author Accessible ( = some place you can get to it)
  • 10. The Learning ObjectRepository is part of CSUNScholarWorks Institutional repository built on DSpace software package from MIT Uses Dublin Core Metadata standard for digital object description Part of CSU ScholarWorks, a component of the strategic plan of the CSU Council of Library Directors (COLD). Project managed by the Oviatt Library http://scholarworks.csun.edu
  • 11. Find Out More. . .If you have questions or would like apersonal introduction to CSUNScholarWorks, please contact: Elizabeth Altman, ScholarWorks Project Manager ([email protected]) Luiz Mendes, Electronic Resources Librarian, Oviatt Library ([email protected]) Helen Heinrich, Cataloging Coordinator, Oviatt Library ([email protected])Or visit