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What can MOOCs teach us about online learning?
May 29, 2013
Presented by: Phil Hill@PhilOnEdTech
MindWires Consulting and e-Literate blog
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History of Online
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If history of universities were compressed to 15-week term . . .
First university - 15 weeks agoFirst textbook in US - 6 weeks agoFirst public US university - 4.5 weeks agoFirst distance learning course - 3 weeks agoCarnegie hour - 2 weeks agoFirst online course - 2.5 days agoApproval of competencies - 1 day agoFirst cMOOC - 16 hours agoFirst xMOOC - 6 hours ago
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Rise of Online Learning
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And yet . . .
Only 43% of campus presidents surveyed said that increasing online education programs was important or very important over next 2 - 3 years
Inside Higher Ed survey 2012
From an organizational change perspective, we are just starting with online education
in the mainstream
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We’re not going back to old status quo
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Used by permission from Chronicle of Higher Education
Sources: Nat’l Venture Capital Association &
Thompson Reuters
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Punctuated Equilibrium
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"There's a tsunami coming. [But] I can't tell you exactly how it's going to break."
John Hennessy, Stanford
"We are at the beginning of a technology-led revolution in pedagogy: Our innovation is not the blackboard, but instead an evolving suite of tools that allows interactive learning online"
Drew Faust, HarvardL. Rafael Reif, MIT
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A View of the Landscape:Where are we?
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MOOCs - the foreign elementwww.michaelbransonsmith.net
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MOOCs - the foreign elementwww.michaelbransonsmith.net
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Blurring of boundaries:Enter the Courseware
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The Course as a Product: Then and Now
MarketMid 2000s
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The Course as a Product: Then and Now
MarketMid 2000sEnter TheCourseware
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The Course as a Product: Then and Now
Enter theof Courseware
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The Course as a Product: Then and Now
Enter theof Courseware
And theMOOC
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BarriersFaculty Pushback on MOOCsState AuthorizationLack of Data, EvidenceCompletion RatesCulture & Mindset
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Let’s see some MOOCsCoursera IHTS, MicroEcon, Writing, Signup
Udacity Physics, SJSU, Signup
edX Greek, Signup
cMOOC List, MOOCMOOC, LAK13, etMOOC
Canvas.Net Gender, MOOCMOOC, LAK13,
CourseSites Login, Bonk, OER, Catalog
Desire2Learn Home, CFHE
DS106 - Not really a MOOC
Khan Calculus
The Bottom LineThere is a whole world of options beyond MOOCs (and even between MOOCs)Start by clarifying your goals and aligning them with your missionStudy the full range of optionsMake sure the strategies you pick fit your goalsMind the detailsExperiment boldly, but also purposefully
What to expectLots of experimentation and mutation will happen as people begin to recognize that MOOCs have to serve some particular purpose for students and (often, but not always) institutions.The scale that MOOCs have brought to the conversation will be applied selectively and in new ways.
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Phil Hill: [email protected]
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Web Site: http://www.mindwires.com/
e-Literate Blog: http://mfeldstein.com/
