Learning Objects Shu Liu, Digital Content Librarian Colorado State University Libraries A presentation for Internet Librarian 2006.

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Learning Objects Shu Liu, Digital Content Librarian Colorado State University Libraries A presentation for Internet Librarian 2006 October 25, 2006 Monterey, CA

Agenda  Introduction to Learning Objects  Examples of Learning Objects  Learning Objects & Library Resources  Current Developments  Q & A

Definition A learning object is an online tool that includes a learning objective, a learning process, and a means of assessment to help learners digest a specific piece of knowledge, or master how to complete a specific task.

Characteristics Learning Objects Digital InteractiveIndividual Reusable

Exposition Learning Objects Learning Activities Lessons Units Courses Process Assessment Objective

Academic Example 1 Wisc-OnlineWisc-Online (Wisconsin Online Resource Center)  A digital library of learning objects.  Developed primarily by faculty from the Wisconsin Technical College System (WTCS)  Objects produced by multimedia technicians.  Accessible to all WTCS faculty at no cost and with copyright clearance for use in any WTCS classroom or online application.  Other institutions in the US and worldwide use the library with permission.  Registration is easy and free!

 Object Example from Wisc-Online: The 12 Cranial Nerves Author: Barbara LiangTechnician: TeeJay Spilman School: Fox Valley Technical College Date: 2/5/2004 Description: In this interactive and animated object, learners read a description of the number, name, and function of the cranial nerves. A matching quiz completes the activity.Barbara Liang

Academic Example 2 MERLOTMERLOT (Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning and Online Teaching)  A continually growing catalog of online learning materials to help faculty enhance instruction.  An international consortium who cooperates to transform and improve higher education.  A community of individual members who share and enrich teaching and learning experiences.  A technology initiative with its own infrastructure and dynamically designed set of tools and software development policies.  Anyone can use for free!

 Object Example from MERLOT: Reframing America: Photography through the Eyes of ImmigrantsReframing America: Photography through the Eyes of Immigrants (MERLOT Record) –  Angle, Framing, and Light (the object) Angle, Framing, and Light Author: Cass Fey, The Center for Creative Photography at The University of Arizona Submitter: Garry Forger Material Type: Tutorial Technical Format: HTML/Text Date Added: November 06, 2001 Date Modified: July 11, 2006

Business Example 1 Microsoft Office Online Training  Object Example: Get to know Excel: Enter formulas

Business Example 2 Apple Learning Interchange 2006  Object Example: Newspapers: A Connection to Our Past

Library Resources & Learning Objects Topic R & DTechnologyInfrastructureOutreachKnowledge

Current Developments  In Australia:  The Learning Federation The Learning Federation  AICTEC Technical Standards AICTEC Technical Standards  In Canada: The BELLE ProjectThe BELLE Project  In Europe:  The ARIADNE Foundation The ARIADNE Foundation  Learning Technologies Workshop Learning Technologies Workshop  In Hong Kong: LEARNetLEARNet  In the United States:  ADL ADL  IEEE LTSC IEEE LTSC  IMS IMS

List of URLs Discussed  Wisc-Online:  MERLOT:  Microsoft Office Online Training: us/training/default.aspx us/training/default.aspx  Apple Learning Interchange 2006:

Further Resources  “What are Learning Objects” at LEARNet:  “Learning Object” on Wikipedia:  Chuck Barrit & F. Lee Alderman Jr. Creating a Reusable Learning Objects Strategy: Leveraging Information and Learning in a Knowledge Economy. Pfeiffer,  Reusable Learning:  Reusability.org: