OER Impact: Collaboration, Evidence, Synthesis

Published on 2014-06-232909 Views

Robert Farrow

The OER Research Hub (OERRH) project works collaboratively with open education initiatives around the world to examine the impact of open educational resources. In this paper I will outline methods fo

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Structure00:00

Hashtag00:27

OER Research Hub00:39

Rationale01:31

Collaboration03:39

Partners03:47

Research Process04:11

Practical Advantages / Methodological Disadvantages04:55

Hypotheses06:12

‘Evidence’06:17

Evidence Model06:51

Key Questions for Evidence Model07:07

Evidence: Information Architecture07:33

Evidence Records07:57

Support embedding08:24

Technical Development - 108:33

Technical Development - 208:46

Synthesis08:58

Synthesis - Mapping and curation09:47

Evidence flow - World09:52

OER Impact Map11:47

OER Impact Map: Maps11:52

Global Impact Summary12:08

Select country to zoom12:45

Flowmapchanges according to country selected…12:46

Impact Summary (USA)13:02

Node colour = sector13:13

Node border = polarity13:26

OER Evidence Map13:28

Positive Evidence13:59

Negative Evidence14:00

Uncategorized Evidence14:02

OER Policy Map14:04

Local/Institutional policies14:16

Regional policies14:26

National policies14:28

International policies14:32

CC Open Policy Network POERUPSPARC14:36

OER Project Map14:47

OER Projects14:52

OER Impact Map - 114:53

OER Impact Map - 215:18

Combines other maps15:26

Supports filtering15:28

Hypothesis Reporting - 115:30

Hypothesis Reporting - 215:41

Geographical Report / Flowmap15:49

Key Questions / Highlighted evidence15:58

Summary16:10

Next Steps16:41

Survey Data Explorer (prototye) - 116:54

Survey Data Explorer (prototye) - 217:17

Survey Data Explorer (prototye) - 317:20

tweetmap17:34

Map of OER tweets17:50

We want to put you on the map!17:55

Join us18:10

Thanks for listening!18:16