This document discusses new models for open educational resources (OER) using remixable learning-centered content. It outlines how content can be written once and shared everywhere across different formats and devices. Tools are being built to make authoring and editing content similar to word processors while supporting multimedia and math. The goal is for the editor to be ubiquitous across the web and mobile. This is enabled through HTML5 and EPUB3 formats that separate structure from style. Community contributions will further develop components, APIs and open source tools to embed the editor.
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1. Create, Remix, Adapt, Assess,
Accredit
New Models in the
Age of OER
Kathi Fletcher
@kefletcher,
@oerpub
#digedcon
kathi.fletcher@gmail.com
2. Textbooks – expensive to
Textbooks – expensive to buy
produce
By Theodore Scott (Flickr: Look At That Booty) [CC-BY-2.0
(http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)], via
Wikimedia Commons
6. Instead ... learning-centered content
Everywhere I
am, on all my
===> devices
My classes and
my past
knowledge
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Learning Mngmt System
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Screenshot from Instructure help video: http://vimeo.com/33747132
13. Books & courses in - practice problems out
Students and educators decide what
services and apps to use.
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Screenshot from Instructure help video: http://vimeo.com/33747132
15. But how?
Lets do a content dissection
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17. How to find content for flash cards?
How to find content for flash cards?
Definition
Term (Average Velocity)
Meaning
By Pearson Scott Foresman [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
18. How to find content for practice / hw ?
Exercise
Problem
Solution
19. How to find activities for portfolio?
Note (activity)
20. But, authors face
technical challenges
Photo by Michele Campeotto, CC-BY-SA, from
David Wilbanks (CC-BY-SA bit.ly/Hksgqe)
commons.wikimedia.org
21. So we are building tools to
Write Once, Share Everywhere
Anything in Edit & Adapt Everything out
Formats in: Word,
OpenOffice
Google Docs, LaTeX
Web pages, blogs, slides
Problem Sets
Multimedia
More info: bit.ly/fletcher-video
36. What makes this possible?
HTML5 format (language of the web) and
EPUB3 (language of mobile web)
Publish to web and print
Edit in browser and
ebook
More info: oerpub.org
37. What makes this possible?
HTML5/EPUB3 format
Separate structure and style
38. What makes this possible?
HTML5/EPUB3 Format
Separate structure and style
Community : Components, APIs, Open
Source, Embeddable editor
More info: bit.ly/fletcher-video
39. Join us
Connexions conference Houston: April 23-25
Sprint on tools for accessible content : May
20 - 22 : Bay Area
At the Aloha Barcamp, June 6,7 Vienna
Want to embed the editor in your own tools?
I can arrange a sprint with you.
More info: oerpub.org
@kefletcher, @oerpub
Notas del editor
Currently Development of education content is incredibly inefficient and moves at glacial pace . In the current system in the US, textbooks are updated only about every 5-7 years. Meaning that even though Pluto was downgraded from a planet to a minor planet in August of 2006 , some students are still being taught with books that reflect incorrect information. This inefficiency is especially pertinent in the fast moving areas of science and technology. *
Currently Development of education content is incredibly inefficient and moves at glacial pace . In the current system in the US, textbooks are updated only about every 5-7 years. Meaning that even though Pluto was downgraded from a planet to a minor planet in August of 2006 , some students are still being taught with books that reflect incorrect information. This inefficiency is especially pertinent in the fast moving areas of science and technology. *
Content is developed in a manner that does not reflect the interrelatedness of its topics to topics outside of its field. This makes it difficult for learners to connect the dots and explore content making discoveries on their own. *
* Where all the different topics are connected to and inform each other. And topics don’t exist in a vacuum.
If I have to remember a poem, then use speech to text to "grade" me. This can quiz me about when the exam is, and give me pictures of people I met at a conference to remember their names.
Currently Development of education content is incredibly inefficient and moves at glacial pace . In the current system in the US, textbooks are updated only about every 5-7 years. Meaning that even though Pluto was downgraded from a planet to a minor planet in August of 2006 , some students are still being taught with books that reflect incorrect information. This inefficiency is especially pertinent in the fast moving areas of science and technology. *
![Textbooks – expensive to
Textbooks – expensive to buy
produce
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Wikimedia Commons](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)