Transcript Slide 1

Trends and developments
Of ICT use in Higher Education
Introduction
International perspective
Quick start (why does WSU have the advantage)
Unmything Myths
city population
East London 421562 people
Groningen 181194 people
Elevation
East London 129 m
Groningen -9 m
distance and flight time
Groningen to East London 9770
km 11 hours (assuming direct
flight path at 890 km/h)
Nestor - visits per maand, sept. 2000 t/m augustus 2008
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filosofie
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maatschappijwetenschappen
ruimtelijke wetenschappen
bedrijfskunde
economische wetenschappen
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letteren
wiskunde en
natuurwetenschappen
medische wetenschappen
rechtsgeleerdheid
godgeleerdheid en
godsdienstwetenschap
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Attract attention, students, and
money by being the first to buy
the new technology and to
identify your program with
it. Technology is magic, so
education is bound to improve
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Encourages student-faculty contact.
Encourages cooperation among
students.
Encourages active learning.
Gives prompt feedback.
Emphasizes time on task.
Communicates high expectations.
Respects diverse talents and ways of
learning.
Good practice:
Encourages student-faculty contact.
Good practice:
Encourages cooperation among students
Good practice:
Encourages active learning.
Good practice:
Gives prompt feedback
Good practice:
Emphasizes time on task.
Good practice:
Communicates high expectations
Good practice:
Respects diverse talents and ways of learning
Teachers are the main hurdle for
getting e-learning of the ground
We cannot do e-learning because we have no:
bandwidth, reliable network etc.
Survey of e-Learning in
Africa
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Availability of hardware (particularly computers)
Faster Internet connectivity/improved bandwidth
Improved software
Appropriate policies favoring e-learning
Provision of technical support for e-learning at a range of
scales
Lower prices for connectivity
Availability of reliable electricity
Appropriate content in appropriate languages
Awareness raising about the value of e-learning
Improved training for teachers in e-learning at all levels
Course content is the core business of a university
Universities working together to advance education and
empower people worldwide through opencourseware.
What is
OpenCourseWare?
An Opencourseware (OCW) is a free and open educational
resource for faculty, students, and self-learners throughout the
world.
• OCW is not a distance-learning initiative: there are no degrees
granted, no student/faculty interactions and no transcripts.
• OCW is a collection of high-quality learning materials presented
in the form of courses.
• OCW materials are there for the taking and for transformation.
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Open Sharing, Global Benefits
Universities working together to advance education and
empower people worldwide through opencourseware.
The OCW Story —How it Started
Two Questions:
• How is the internet
going to change
education?
• What is MIT going
to do about it?
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Universities working together to advance education and
empower people worldwide through opencourseware.
The OCW Story —How it Started
The Report
• No Business Model
• Mission Model:
“to advance knowledge in
ways that will best serve the
nation and the world”
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Serves many users
• MIT 2005 evaluation summary
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Distributes academic knowledge and
expertise to remote areas
• MIT OpenCourseWare averages 1 million visits
each month; translations receive 500,000 more.
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What do they do while there?
Use Scenario
Educators
Students
Selflearners
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% of Users
Enhance personal knowledge
25.0%
Develop a course
22.8%
Prepare for a specific course
17.8%
Enhance research
13.8%
Other
20.6%
Complement a current course
43.7%
Enhance personal knowledge
32.1%
Plan a course of study
12.4%
Other
11.9%
Enhance personal knowledge
58.1%
Keep current with developments
17.9%
Plan a future course of study
10.8%
Other
13.2%
Open Sharing, Global Benefits
7/20/2015
Thank you for your attention
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