Gráinne Conole
12:10am 4 March 2009
frances ferreira
1:47am 4 March 2009
Hi there,
If OERs also intend to enhance Quality, evaluation is critical.I am very much looking forward to join you in this session.
frances ferreira
1:47am 4 March 2009
Hi there,
If OERs also intend to enhance Quality, evaluation is critical.I am very much looking forward to join you in this session.
Amee Godwin
5:17pm 4 March 2009
As part of our exercise to tease out things that the OER community is looking to measure, we will use the following prompts to describe your project:
Share your own project basics by answering the above questions.
Natalie Lennon
6:39pm 4 March 2009
Where were our biggest clusters?
Big picture outcomes
* Miss Natalie Jeanne
Patrick McAndrew
7:11pm 4 March 2009
Robert Schuwer
7:15pm 4 March 2009
Patrick McAndrew
7:17pm 4 March 2009
Terri Rowenhorst
7:17pm 4 March 2009
MITEs evaluation tool:
The Online Course Evaluation Project (OCEP): http://www.montereyinstitute.org/ocep/Another very popular tool we see in higher ed: http://www.qualitymatters.org/
Another we have looked at the LOAM tool from the UK: http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/nursing/sonet/projects/loam/
sukon kanchanaraksa
7:23pm 4 March 2009
Terri L. Bays
10:32pm 4 March 2009
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Amee Godwin
11:06pm 3 March 2009
Hello Colleagues,
Lisa Petrides and I are looking forward to facilitating the break-out group, Evaluation and Outcomes, this Wed. 10am and Thurs. 8:30am, and collaborating with you during this part of the agenda. As many of you may know, our OER initiatives through both OER Commons and our OER research, allow us to explore many aspects around different learning modes and ecologies, across projects, resources, and users for potential impacts and models.
We'd like to build on the flexible nature of this session to involve you in an exercise to create a mapping of the OER ecology, and looking through the lens of evaluations and outcomes, teasing out some major factors, drilling into what studies and evidence currently exist, and identifying what things still need to be measured.
We're looking forward to having you contribute your perspective and will be looking for input on how we can cross-pollinate with the other concurrent sessions.