Last week the yearly global conference of the OpenCourseWare Consortium happend in Hanoi Vietnam. There were more than 200 participants from all over the world. I must say that it was a great conference. I really enjoyed the sessions i attended and the good talks I had with other participants.
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During the conference I als wrote some tweets. For the record, below you see a complete list of my tweets of the conference.
- Anka and me arrived in Hanoi for the
OpenCourseWare Conference
- Do I need to say more:
- HaLong Bay was trouwens fantastisch vandaag. 2
foto's ter illustratie:
- Inmiddels al heel wat congresgangers gezien. De
bekende gezichten zijn er natuurlijk >
- Because of Anka's early flight back home, I have
to attend the Board
meeting on Thursday night
- RT @: Check
out the new OCW Search page on Facebook:
- RT @: Open Ed
2010 — The Seventh Annual Open Education Conference "The Call for Papers
is open through May 15" >
- The
Conference has officially started.
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Vietnam OCW started in 2005 with help of MIT, Ric University and Vietnam
company
- There are 175 participants at the conference
- RT @: Tweet the OCWC
Global Conference at
- I'm ready for the presentation of Rober Schuwer
- @
will talk About WikiWijs: a nation-wide initiative on OER
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there were a lot of individual teachers working on OER in NL. WikiWijs
tries to facilitate them
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wikiwijs is a repository and a referatory. not all content is open and
free
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Challenge is to give the teachers the feeling that the platform is
theirs
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wikiwijs is a not a wiki. A wiki is mostly text and that was not what
they wanted
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WikiWijs uses open standards and open-source repository Fedora. for
development they use Connexions
- I just became a member of the Twub for at
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wikiwijs on quality: beyond 'wisdom of the crowds': peer review, quality
mark and competent participants
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Why should a teacher participate: reputation, proof of proficiency,
support of current practice, teachers ask for digital material
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wikiwijs has more that 50k visitors p/m. # of uploads is still very low
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now presentation of John Hopkins about the synergy between OCW and
distance learning programme
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JH got some very nice results from their survey about the use of their
OCW-content
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JH OCW is used a lot for distance/online education
- RT @:
MIT OCW: Interest in reducing cost by using existing services. Big
savings by hosting video @ youtube
- Follow the Global OpenCourseWare Consortium
Conference online: >
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Gary Matkin predicts that within 5 year all mayor universities have some
form of OCW/OER
- I can't deny it: RT @
and Brandon Muramatsu are the lucky ones showing off with an IPad >
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it's difficult to get out ot the "Iron Triangle": balance between
access, quality and cost
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the presentation
of Gary Matkin is already online on Slideshare:
- Zoals vaak op conferentie bevriezen we binnen
bijna terwijl het buiten boven de 30 graden is. Zelf met pak aan is het
koud
- I'm very happy with my iPad, but I'm less happy
with the internet connection we have at the conference
- RT @:
Uploaded: presentation OCWC2010: Wikiwijs, a nation wide initiative
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Andy Lane will now present about OpenLearn: Past, present and future
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OpenUK is a fully distance learning institution. They already had a lot
of multimedia material before they started with OpenLearn
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OpenLearn has multiple sites and also publish to YouTube, iTunesU,
Facebook & SCORE
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OpenLearn has an impact on recruitment, preparation and progression.
- @ is now presenting project Greenfield. It's
conducted by the MIT Office for Education Innovation and Technology
- @:
We're at MIT, but not MIT OCW
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What might be possible with MIT OCW? download course, rss feed of new
courses, ask a question
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Videolectures.net and Academic Earth supports discussion/feedback for
video
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What do you wish were possible with MIT OCW?
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wishes for MIT OCW: rank, comments on content, translate content,
localisation, tag content, notifications, get credits
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OEIT developed a custom copy of MIT OCW:
with enhancements
- 1
mini-project: Customizable Playlist for Video. They did an example with
Walter Lewin's Physics Video
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They experimented with a new video player: SpokemMedia Player
- RT @: Conference
agenda and list of abstracts updated on the conference website.
- 2
mini-project: Integrated Recommender. It suggests other courses based
on the content of the course
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Plagiarism is
Good™ Revisited:
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It was a great
workshop of @
>> interesting to see what we can do with it at
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Session are done for today. Now it's time for the reception and diner
- RT @: Just
uploaded 'Project Greenfield: A New Way of thinking about OCW' to
SlideShare.
- In a couple of minutes the programme of the second
day of the
conference will start.
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"Knowledge is meant to be shared"
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OCWC has 6 staff members, spread out over the world
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the newsletter is
translated in 8 different languages
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The monthly
webinars are available on the OCW youtube channel:
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Next year we are celebrating 10 year of OpenCourseWare in Boston, 4-6
May 2011
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This year's theme is "Community & Impact"
- RT @:
The new
OCW-website looks really great. When will it launch? >> It will
launch June 1st
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Now keynote of Hall Plotkin. He's working for the US Department of
Education
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If you want to have your OCW-content used in the US, it has to apply to
their accessibility rules
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Now presentation of Connexions (cnx.org): Create Globally, Educate
Locally
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2+2=3 in a collaborative world according to Joel Thierstein
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We should all use
CC-0 for our OpenCourseWare content:
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Enterprise Rhaptos
is the software that powers Connexions:
- RT @:
Archived tweets from >
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The board meeting will start in a couple of minutes. I have to sit in,
because Anka will leave early
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Steve Carson is now officially re-elected as President of the
OpenCourseWare Consortium Board of Directors
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Last day of the conference. Unfortunately I will only attend the
keynote. I'm flying out today
- 3
things members of the consortium should contribute: content, rss and
dues
- RT @: Just
uploaded 'Opening Up IIHS Video with SpokenMedia' to SlideShare.
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OER is part of a wider "open agenda", works across educational sectors
and is a global movement
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Report of research on open education Malcolm referenced: (pdf)
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open source software, open standards, open access, open data, open
education resources, open science and open innovation
- RT @
Moodle for OpenLearn
presentation slides on slideshare thanks for the suggestion @.