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In partnership with the Gates Foundation, EDUCAUSE has been conducting research about next-generation digital learning environments; online learning environments that take us beyond the LMS to fully support the needs of today's students and instructors. In the course of this research, EDUCAUSE has been exploring the characteristics, features, and barriers to adoption of these environments with a wide variety of experts and community thought leaders. In this session, we will summarize what we have learned through this research, arriving at a list of essential functionality for the successor to the LMS.OUTCOMES: Understand the scope of a next-generation digital learning environment * Learn about the community's consensus on what this environment needs to be able to do http://www.educause.edu/events/eli-virtual-annual-meeting-2015/2015/ngdle-program-update
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The Next Generation Digital Learning Environment A Report on Research
Malcolm Brown EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative
Nancy Millichap Next Generation Learning Challenges
what are some of the key results?
resources and Q&A
Context: what is the issue?
whats the approach?
unlike any other
complex &
ambiguous need something
really new
each solution
changes the
problem
disruptive
thinking
definition is
itself a WP
cant just write a check
wicked
problems
administration of learning
digital learning environment
NGDLE: an EDUCAUSE Research Project
Research on behalf of and supported by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
Exploration of experts views
Interviews with individual or paired experts
Small group sessions for input and discussion
Large group gathering at the EDUCAUSE Annual Conference
One end result: forthcoming white paper
Results of the Research (So Far)
http://tinyurl.com/lffk2yc (CC BY-SA 2.0)
Key Qualities for Progress Interoperability and integration Analytics and assessment Personalization and customizing Collaboration: inter and intra community sharing Accessibilty
Interoperability and Integration
http://tinyurl.com/ozl8xfw (CC BY-SA 2.0)
Common Standards
http://tinyurl.com/o63trtw
Standardization across platforms
http://tinyurl.com/kob4fxc
Open platforms
http://tinyurl.com/k62uasz
+ assessment
data + analysis
course progress
degree progress
dashboard UX
teaching analytics
early alerts
student facing
assessments
multi-modal
outcomes based
e-portfolio
team-based
Personalized
CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 http://tinyurl.com/plf9484
Personalization
Tailored to the learner Promoting sharing Encouraging tinkerability
Collaboration: inter and intra community sharing
(CC BY-NC-SA 2.0) http://tinyurl.com/m2enw6j
(CC BY-NC-SA 2.0) http://tinyurl.com/kungwm7
Accessible design
Accessible design
make accessibility part of usability
invest in open standards
personalization, customization, profiles
privacy vs. revealing disability or special need
video fastest growing medium; most are not fully accessible
fellow students need to know about the requirements of their fellow classmates
higher quality authoring tools
make accessibility part of usability
Priorities
desired functions
integration of discipline-specific apps
easy to adapt to teaching styles and disciplines
an ecosystem that connects systems and apps
ways to connect and engage beyond the classroom
analytics: student progress, alerts, predictions
usability & interoperability
interoperability; federated ID management
enable collaboration and social interaction
clear, customized, self-paced learning/degree pathways
core function areas rank
interoperability and integration 1
analytics and assessment 2
personalization and customization 3
collaboration: inter- and intra- community sharing
4
accessible UX 5
http://tinyurl.com/ecarNGDLE
Nancy Millichap Next Generation Learning Challenges [email protected]
Malcolm Brown EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative [email protected]