TIME CONTENTS DETAILS SPEAKER

!3:00 - 3:10 Greetings

Introduction Background of

MOOC Campus

Hassan Abid Prof.

Hyungyul Kim

!3:10 - 3:15

!Popup Quiz -

MOOC

!Introduce top

MOOC providers

!Hassan Abid

!3:15 - 3:25

!Presentation 1

!‘Why MOOC?’

Benefit and Experiences as an International

student

!Hassan Abid

!3:25 - 3:35

!Presentation 2

!'MOOCs and

Lifelong Learning'

!Jiyeon Lee

(NHN NEXT)

3:35 - 3:45

!Presentation 3

!Where do you

get your news?

!Renee

Cummins

3:45 - 3:55

!Warm up Break Time !

Time Table

TIME CONTENTS DETAILS SPEAKER

3:55 - 4:05

!Presentation

4

!How to use

online tools for effective learning

Sewon Ahn

!4:05 - 4:10

!Collaboration

Work

!Explain group

activities Sujin Lee

!4:10 - 4:40

Group Activities 1

Google Tools

A. Google Docs B. Google Hangouts

C. Chrome web store

Participants

4:40 - 5:00

!Group

Activities 2 Curating

Resources

A. Storify B. scoop.it Participants

5:00 - 5:40

!Group

Activities 3 Academic Research

A. Search: Google scholar Google Search Education B. Bookmarking : Diigo C. Bibliography & Referenc Zoter Citelighter

Participants

Session 1 MOOC 3:00 - 3:55 (pm) Session 2 Online Tools 4:05 - 5:40 (pm)

Session 3 Networking 5:40 - 6:00 (pm)

Welcome South Korea has become an academic hub for Internationals Students over the past few years. In 2013, the number of International students exceeded the 100,000 mark. The Korean Government is extending their efforts to bring 200,000 students by 2020. Korea ranked in first place among 152 countries that were subjects of the survey in ICT development index announced by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). In light of the aforementioned remarks, we planned to hold a MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) seminar for International students where we shall introduce top online courses, study groups, educational tools for studying online and various other study and career skills. Our primary purposes are to take advantage of the diversity and skills-set of International students so as to bring them one step closer to Korean students and to benefit from high internet speed and ICT infrastructure in Korea, as well as to create blended classroom / study groups with International and Korean students, who can help each other to learn and reach their learning objectives. One such example is on-going Python study group, which has around 12 members including both Koreans and foreigners. The Korea Center for Digital Humanities (KCDH) curated two successful sessions for Sookmyung Women’s University Students (Honors Program) recently. In order to extend our reach, we are targeting International students for whom the language does not mean an obstacle. In short our purpose is to engage them in productive activities and maintain a sustainable ecosystem of learning!

About Host

Seoul Mate is a diverse community - comprising of students, teachers, residents, travelers, and more. Our purpose is to provide information about Korean language, jobs, internships, scholarships and everyday life in South Korea. The 1200+ people community enrich the social, cultural and educational experience of both the people who are living in Korea and abroad, influence the international students communities, and enhance the overall diversity in South Korea. Until today, we have expanded our network to reach out to communities in Brazil, Ecuador, USA, Morocco, Spain, Poland and Egypt. To celebrate 200 days of our community, we have decided to open our website and apps for contributions from general public. If you would like to contribute in any capacity, please write us back and we will be glad to recruit you! (Website: seoulmate.me)

The Korea Center for Digital Humanities at Sookmyung Women's University is a new cluster formed for the expanded sharing of knowledge through Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs). The center has a unique peer-to-peer (p2p) ecosystem where people can access high quality educational resources which can transform education through this new platform, access to tutors and study groups, and expert curation. Today, there is extensive academic information on the Internet and even the world’s best courses are available for free. Our program offers access to curated and digitally archived information, knowledge, and courses for all students who want to learn. (Website: kc4dh.com)

About Speakers • Prof. Hyungyul Kim

Introduction Background of MOOC Campus

• Hassan Abid ‘Why MOOC?’ Benefit and Experiences as an International student

• Renee CumminsWhere do you get your news?

• Jiyeon Lee'MOOCs and Lifelong Learning'

• Sewon AhnHow to use online tools for effective learning

• Sujin LeeExplain group activities !

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