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The MOOC in Review: Contributions to Teaching and Learning October 2013 Veronica Diaz, PhD Associate Director EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative EDUCAUSE

The MOOC in Review: Contributions to Teaching and Learning

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Over the past year, the massive open online course (MOOC) has emerged as a significantly different course model. So, what we have learned about the MOOC and its potential to support learning? In this session I’ll review examples of how the MOOC is being utilized along with several related issues: implementation and deployment approaches; student success data; MOOC innovations; financial models; connections to traditional programs; and future developments. Resource list: http://tinyurl.com/elimooc

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The MOOC in Review: Contributions to Teaching and Learning

October 2013

Veronica Diaz, PhD Associate Director EDUCAUSE Learning Initiative EDUCAUSE

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What is it? So what?

But what about? What’s next?

Where do I put this?

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A  what??  

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Source:  h/p://www.educause.edu/ero/ar5cle/online-­‐educa5onal-­‐delivery-­‐models-­‐descrip5ve-­‐view    

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the  last  12  months  

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the  last  12  months  

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Source:  h/p://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massive_open_online_course#cite_note-­‐20    

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Source:  h/p://www.pearsonlearningsolu5ons.com/assets/downloads/reports/changing-­‐course-­‐survey.pdf  

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So  what?  

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 Kizilcec,  Piech,  &  Schneider  (2013),  Deconstruc5ng  disengagement:  Analyzing  learner  subpopula5ons  in  Massive  Open  Online  Courses    

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letin

g

Dise

ng

ag

ing

Sampling

Auditing

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High  School   College     Work    

2  years   2  years  

Feathering  

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Legal  

Marke-ng  

Development  

Alumni  

Students/TAs  

+  

External  Pla?orm  

VP  Business  &  Finance  

CIO  +  IT  Department  

Academic  Media    Tech  

Provost  

Vice  Provost  

Teaching  &    Learning  Center  

Academic    Divisions  

Biology  

Chemistry  

Engineering  &  Applied  Sci  

Geological  &  Planetary  

Humani-es  &  Social  Sci  

Physics,  Math,  Astronomy  

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What  is  our  online  strategy?  

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But  what  about…  

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Source:  h/p://wcetblog.wordpress.com/2013/07/25/ace-­‐review-­‐moocs-­‐for-­‐credit/  

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Source:  h/ps://www.udacity.com/course/ma008    

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So,  what’s  holding  up  the    

Revolution?  

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Got  SMOOC?    

…Success  in  the    MOOC  

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Source:  h/p://mfeldstein.wpengine.netdna-­‐cdn.com/wp-­‐content/uploads/2013/03/studentPa/ernsInMoocs3-­‐2.jpg    

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MOOC  Comple5on  Rates:  The  Data  

Source:  h/p://www.katyjordan.com/MOOCproject.html  

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MOOC  Comple5on  Rates:  The  Data  

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MOOC  Comple5on  Rates:  The  Data  

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What’s next for the MOOC?

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SMOC

Synchronous Massive Online Class

(somewhere between a MOOC, a late-night television show, and a real-time

research experiment)

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SPOC  small  private  online  course  

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the not so disruptive

MOOC

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How  will  M

OOCs  Affe

ct  Fair  U

se  and

 Cop

yright  Com

pliance?  

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Research Directions: Gates Foundation

§  Drive scaled adoption of MOOCs for intro and remedial learning content and competencies, for low-income young adults, and in the blended format

§  Research use cases, efficacy, and cost savings of MOOC implementations

§  Drive evolution of MOOC conversations and MOOC platforms toward higher quality, improved pedagogy, and improved authoring/integration support

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Research Questions

§  What data needs to be captured and how open will it be for the advancement of learning?

§  What are the purposes and designs of different types of MOOCs?

§  Related to the above, what are the various instructional models?

§  For which students, courses, and contexts are MOOCs effective and where are they not?

§  How rich and deep is the learning with MOOCs – e.g., knowledge transfer vs. connectivism, deeper learning outcomes?

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Research Questions

§  Which components drive impact for our target learners and what additional supports need to be added online or face-to-face?

§  What is the faculty role, time commitments, and work conditions versus face-to-face and traditional online? Which faculty are well suited?

§  What are the costs and barriers for development? Local customization? Implementation?

§  How can MOOCs serve broader goals of both students and institutions?

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“we  inform  our  innova5on  through  our  users,    who  teach  us  about  all  the  ways  they  learn”  

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degree   resume   interview   test  

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test   interview   resume   degree  

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1.     Matricula5on    2.     Transferable  credit  

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10%  

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Increase  agility  and  innova-on  in  the  

other  por?olio  areas  

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MOOC  

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Competency  based  learning    

Learner  analy5cs  

Adap5ve  learning/

assessments  

Learner  authen5ca5on  

Disaggregated  instruc5on  

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Poor  access  

Diminishing  returns  

Rising  costs   Uninformed  consumer  

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ELI Online Spring Focus Session Learning and the MOOC ….. http://www.educause.edu/eli/events/eli-online-spring-focus-session/2013 http://tinyurl.com/elimooc

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Learning and the MOOC

•  Getting the MOOC Off the Ground: What You’ll Need to Deploy

•  Weaving the MOOC Into Campus Practice

•  MOOC Quality Assurance and Analytics

•  Exploring MOOC Delivery Options

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 Veronica  Diaz  PhD  

@drvdiaz  [email protected]  

Associate  Director  EDUCAUSE  Learning  Ini5a5ve  

EDUCAUSE