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eMadrid 2014 02 14 (uc3m) emadrid Mike Sharples Designing massive-scale social learning
- 1. Designing Massive-scale Social Learning Mike Sharples Academic Lead, FutureLearn Professor of Educational Technology, The Open University
- 2. WHAT IS A MOOC? MASSIVE OPEN ONLINE COURSE 2 to 6 HOURS per week 1,000 to 100,000 LEARNERS 6 to 10 WEEKS duration OPEN to ALL No prior qualifications SOCIAL INTERACTION throughout
- 3. MASSIVE-SCALE EDUCATION 250 million views per year 9 million active learners 7 million course learners 5 million OU registered learners
- 4. We have excellent university partners…
- 5. PARTNERS We’re proud to count 26 world class universities amongst our partners…
- 7. PARTNERS ... plus three world famous cultural institutions BRITISH LIBRARY BRITISH COUNCIL BRITISH MUSEUM
- 8. ... offering free courses worldwide and experimenting with new models of learning
- 10. … on multiple devices
- 11. DESIGNED FOR MOBILE, TABLET & DESKTOP FutureLearn is designed for the learner to enjoy the experience whatever the location
- 12. FUTURELEARN PRODUCT Built around socialconstructivist learning Designed through an agile process, with explicit input from education experts and learning technologists All new features are determined with respect to appropriate and effective support for learning Page 12
- 13. FUTURELEARN PRODUCT Draws on findings from research on effective learning VISIBLE LEARNING SELF-PREDICTION OF PERFORMANCE & PROFILES OF PROGRESSION We are not simply adopting methods from previous platforms such as Moodle. We have to rethink SOCIAL LEARNING IMMEDIATE FEEDBACK for massive scale a wide variety of learners with different abilities self-motivation rather than learning for credit MASTERY LEARNING multiple platforms Page 13
- 16. LEARNER COMMENT “I read through the above article and thought “that’s interesting” then I read the comments below, particularly the discussion of niches, and suddenly thought a whole lot more. Not wishing to knock the OU in anyway because their content is excellent but it’s almost as if the basic course is in 2D but the postings lift it to 3D and really make it come alive.” Comment posted by Karen Carmichael Timson, Learner on Ecosystems course
- 17. PEDAGOGY OF THE MASSIVE Teaching, learning and assessment appropriate to massive scale learning: FOLLOWING Learners follow others, and being followed within and across courses MENTORING Support for large groups of learners by mentors during a course ACTIVITY GROUPS Small groups of learners engaged in a shared activity for a short time PEER REVIEW AND PEER ASSESSMENT Assessment for learning All these, and other pedagogies, are being implemented in a distinctively FutureLearn way Page 17
- 24. EXAMPLE DATA ON PEER REVIEW Active learners 927 Total assignments 300 Average length of assignments 283 Total reviews 495 Average reviews per assignment 1.6 Median minutes to first review 56 T
- 25. LEARNER COMMENTS ON PEER REVIEW Hamlet: University of Birmingham Shakespeare’s
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- Animating from Informal to Formal on Click **(This slide states ‘Open to all – no prior qualifications’ instead of ‘5 to 10 minutes / videos’)
- Animating from Informal to Formal on Click **(This slide states ‘Open to all – no prior qualifications’ instead of ‘5 to 10 minutes / videos’)
- We’re delighted by the support we’re getting from the university sector in the UK, and proud of the quality of institutions we’ve brought on board to date We’re also hoping to announce several more partners soon – including Liverpool, Newcastle and Auckland. With your help, we’re confident that we can also bring in several more international partners to broaden our global appeal
- We’re working with our three non-university partners to work out how we can release their materials to our universities We think that, on behalf of the FL consortium, we can do a lot to negotiate access on behalf of universities Preliminary discussions with the BBC are also underway, and we hope to have an announcement ready on that soon And we have a variety of different corporates, cultural and content bodies we are working with
- We’ve got 8 courses running in the remainder of 2013, including computer science, psychology… … dentistry and marketing We’ve also got another 12 courses lined up ready to go in 2014, and will be working with universities to identify more.
- Alpha 2 – Week 1. Two courses – OU Ecosystems and UEA Secret Power of Brands A lot of our learners are also using mobile devices We believe that, at launch, we will offer the best mobile experience of any MOOC provider, allowing us to make learning convenient and accessible any time, anywhere
- Animating from Informal to Formal on Click **(This slide states ‘Open to all – no prior qualifications’ instead of ‘5 to 10 minutes / videos’)
- Animating from Informal to Formal on Click **(This slide states ‘Open to all – no prior qualifications’ instead of ‘5 to 10 minutes / videos’)
- Animating from Informal to Formal on Click **(This slide states ‘Open to all – no prior qualifications’ instead of ‘5 to 10 minutes / videos’)
- ** (Just wondering, do you want twitter / facebook / url links here too or not?)