Engin Kursun, Tina Wilson, Patrick McAndrew & Kursat Cagiltay Evaluating the current status of OpenCourseWare in Turkish Tertiary Education: benefits,

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Engin Kursun, Tina Wilson, Patrick McAndrew & Kursat Cagiltay Evaluating the current status of OpenCourseWare in Turkish Tertiary Education: benefits, barriers and incentives

Agenda  Turkish context  Why OER could be important?  Methods  Results  Future work

About us Middle East Technical University Atatürk University

Turkish OCW Consortium

Consortium member universities

50 courses in 11 categories

15 courses in 3 categories

150 courses in 20 categories

49 courses in 11 categories

Why OER could be important?  Lack of digital resources in Turkish language (HEC report, 2005)  Young population (25.5 % age)*  New universities  Faculty member \Students;** State : 74 Student Private : 49 Student  Distance education is underdeveloped ** Ozan & Ozarslan, 2009 *

Purpose and rationale of the research  critical role of the faculty members  lack of research in this area  to understand faculty members’ perceptions  inform decision makers and key stakeholders

Method  Familiarisation with the OER context  Pilot study  pilot interviews  expert review  draft survey piloted  Main Study  Online survey Background questions barriers incentives Benefits Demographic

The approach taken

Number of respondents

Demographic

Barriers 2 I have / expect problems with protecting intellectual property rights of my own materials I have / expect problems with clearing intellectual property rights on other people’s materials Sharing course materials with everyone will increase plagiarism The greatest barrier for faculty members is the copyright issue

Barriers 3 I haven’t got technical skills to develop digital materials. 2,511,57 4 I have not required hardware (computer, scanner etc.) 2,291,54 12 The necessary technical infrastructure is not available at my university 2,931,69 Technology does not seem a barrier for faculty members

Barriers 10 There is/will be no support from my university to publish course materials 3,301,63 11 I don’t think my university has any policy about publishing/sharing course materials. 3,591,69 Faculty members are confused about admistrative support

Incentives 10Course materials that I share are not altered in any way.4,451,65 Resuability or remixing, repurposing!!! 15 Course materials that I share should be published through a platform which is developed at my university. 4,501,46 9 Course materials should be published on one platform in Turkey. 3,721,69 Tendency through distributed model

Incentives 11 Course materials that I share should be protected against plagiarism. 5,231,22 13 I should be informed about who uses my course materials. 4,651,53 14 I should be informed when any changes are made to my materials. 5,281,16 Effects of copyright issues on incentives

Benefits >4.88 consensus for possible benefits 12 The possibility of benefiting from experienced instructors’ expertise Increase the amount of Turkish resources on the Internet It scaffolds inexperienced instructors to design their courses. 5,25,955 5 It makes contribution to universities where educational resources are scarce. 5,231,03 The four benefits with the highest overall means

Future work

Thank you! Any comments or questions?