"Challenges for Institutions in Adapting to the Global Information Infrastructure" Oleg Liber CETIS University of Bolton.

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"Challenges for Institutions in Adapting to the Global Information Infrastructure" Oleg Liber CETIS University of Bolton

TECHNOLOGY ORGANISATION PEDAGOGY Making sense of the education system

The design problem Curiosity Access to employment Personal development Empowerment Knowledge Expertise Experience Understanding Number (learners) >>> Number (teachers) Variety (learners) >>> Variety (teachers) Environment politics knowledge economics technology people

The traditional solution Education System HE FE Schools HE Sector Institutions

The traditional solution HE Sector Institutions Institution A Departments

The traditional solution Institution A Departments Department X Courses

The traditional solution Department X Courses Course P Students Student Fragments On one course In one institution In several institutions In several countries Life long

Each layer is regulated by the one above Funding Resources Planning Development Rules Quality Technology is co-opted to support regulation But technology is disruptive

Technology allows… Used for… Information Assessment Certification Accessibility … Systems… Repositories VLEs CAA ePortfolios … More… Choice Flexibility Access Quality

Institutional technology Institution controls Hardware Software User Interface Technical Systems Equipment Network Student records VLE Library System Responsible for Authentication Access to resources Software

But… Institutions have limited technical and support capability Technology development is stressful for the organisation Need to constrain use of technology Use of technology is richer outside education Institutions rely on sector level support –Repositories –Content –Services

Wikipedia

Personal technology Varied experience At school At home Largely ignored by institution How could it be exploited? Blog Instant Messenger MP3 player PC/Games console Mobile phone Camera/video Technical Systems Equipment Network Student records VLE Library System

What about soa? Does the institution need to own all technology? Use web-services hosted elsewhere? Assemble to suit requirements? Requires work –Identify the services –Analyse processes –Redefine some processes

Possible implications? Of more and better personal technology and the availability of external services Rethink the technical role of institutions …from provision to support A new role for IS departments?

A transformed service for teachers? Support teachers to develop pedagogy –Explore learning design –Analyse processes –High level staff development –Help staff identify requirements Extend VLEs –Solve unique problems –Yes to requests –VLEs become aggregation of services? Participate in JISC eLearning Framework –Understand what it can do

A transformed service for learners? Help the fragmented student get joined up Acknowledge student technology/skills Support skills development Require minimal technology – address –Blog –PC Provide –Access to services –Learning materials –Learning designs Allow integration with non-education activities

Not… A hardware provider An ISP A database provider But… Consultancy System design & integration Support

Personal Learning Environments? Reference model under development Standards based Support personal working Cross institutional Lifelong portfolio Interoperates with institutional systems User adaptable

Organisational change is difficult.. New architecture(s) New role for service/support staff New requirements for students, teachers Tools needed for organisational design –To understand the education system and its parts –E.g. Viable System Model (or other) –Process analysis/design –Return focus to the primary activities of teaching and research, not regulation

Innovation for sustainability or disruption? Which is eLearning concerned with? Potential for complete re-design of education system –But huge structural resistance Insufficient return on investment Multi-level –Education system –Institution –Course

PEDAGOGY TECHNOLOGY ORGANISATION

Summary The Education System was designed for a previous age Its organisational structure leads to fragmented students Technology has been recruited by institutions to support the traditional approach The system can be redesigned to exploit technology and enhance learning IS departments can play a leading role if they start with themselves