Transcript Setting the Stage: The Need for Collaborative Programs
Steve Graham University of Missouri System
Attainment Academic Program Review Cooperation Funding
Changing Nature of Students (e.g.,
Vision of Students Today http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGCJ46vyR9o
) NCAT course redesign Lumina Foundation’s goal
Ohio's Board of Regents Blackboard working with to develop a program that will host distance learning courses for the state.
http://thejournal.com/articles/2010/08/05/ohio-calls-on blackboard-to-create-statewide-online-learning clearinghouse.aspx
Students First will allow students to benefit from the breadth of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system with and the diverse offerings from the many campuses. Detailed information about the Students First initiative is available at www.studentsfirst.project.mnscu.edu
Using technology, the Regents Online Campus Collaborative strives to provide high quality, affordable, student-centered learning. Accomplished through collaboration among Tennessee Board of Regents’ institutions. The Regents Online Campus Collaborative is a cooperative online effort with 6 universities, 13 community colleges and 26 technology centers in Tennessee. http://www.rodp.org/home/mission-purpose
WGU Indiana is online, competency-based and designed to increase access to higher education. For Indiana residents it becomes another public institution. Established through a special partnership with Western Governors University. WGU Indiana was developed to serve the needs of Indiana citizens. WGU Indiana offers 50 accredited bachelor’s and master’s degrees in high-demand fields .
http://indiana.wgu.edu/about_wgu_indiana/overview
17 percent increase in online enrollment, with more than one in four students taking at least one online course in the fall of 2008, according the Sloan Consortium.
The growth rate surpassed12-percent increase last year. Dwarfs 1.2 percent growth rate seen in higher-education student population overall. More than 4.6-million students enrolled online overall. Up from 3.9 million in previous year.
By 2014 online enrollment to skyrocket to 22 million Where Students Are Taking Classes: 2009 v. 2014 20,0 18,6 15,1 10,0 0,0 5,1 10,6 1,2 3,5 2009 2014 Classroom only Some online Online Only Source: Ambient Insight, “US Self-paced eLearning Market,” via Webinar entitled “Innovation in Educational Technology: The Virtualization of K-12 and Higher Education,” October 2009.
SEATTLE -- The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation announced the Next Generation Learning Challenges, a collaborative, multi-year initiative to help improve college readiness and completion in the US using eLearning technology.
The program will provide grants to innovators and organizations in order to expand the use of technology tools for students, teachers, and schools.
Increase use blended learning models, i.e., combine face-to face instruction with eLearning activities.
Deepening students’ learning and engagement with interactive applications, e.g., digital games, interactive video, simulations, and social media.
Support access of high-quality open courseware, especially for high- enrollment introductory classes - which may show lower rates of student success.
Help institutions, instructors, and students with learning analytics – tools that monitor student progress in real-time and customize support tools and interventions.
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Collaborative programs ◦ ◦
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National perspective Discussions about redesign ◦ ◦ ◦
What we hope to accomplish
New ways of offering courses Collaborative programs - statewide Networking and sharing expertise