1. MOOCshake: Spring 2016 April 21 st 2016 Update Webinar

2. MOOCshake Agenda Overview MOOCshake Community – Welcome First Timers! Brief overview of MOOCshake & Announcements SUNY MOOC Updates Coursera Conference – The Hague SUNY Stats SUNY Faculty Updates Coursera Updates - Cat Richter September Challenge Updates from Current SUNY MOOC Teams Current issues, questions, support, best practices… New SUNY Services Underway – OSCQR MOOC

3. MOOC Roles Coursera Partner Support PM – Primary POC (Fac/Staff) ID – Team Lead Faculty Team Video Production Application Manager (or ID) Data Analyst Communication PM – Primary POC (Fac/Staff) ID – Team Lead Faculty Team Video Production Application Manager (or ID) Data Analyst Communication Exec Sponsor (Provost) PM – SUNY POC (Lisa) ID – SUNY POC (Jenn/Rob) Application Manager (Brett) Data POC (Lisa + IITG Effort) Communication (SUNY) Exec Sponsor (Provost) PM – SUNY POC (Lisa) ID – SUNY POC (Jenn/Rob) Application Manager (Brett) Data POC (Lisa + IITG Effort) Communication (SUNY) Campus SUNY Sys Admin

4. What is MOOCshake?

5. New MOOC Website commons.suny.edu/mooc

6. MOOC Makers Workshop Hosted by ODL’s Digital Learning Lab & MITx

7. SUNY goes to The Hague… …and returns as a FULL Coursera Partner!

8. SUNY goes to The Hague… …and returns as a FULL Coursera Partner! Peter Shea, University at Albany Val Chukhlomin, Empire State College Yvonne Harrison, University at Albany Meg Schedel, Stony Brook University Lisa Stephens, University at Buffalo and SUNY Christine Kroll, University at Buffalo Sam Abramovich, University at Buffalo Carey Hatch, SUNY …and the Supporting SUNY Cast: Cat Richter, SUNY Coursera Partner Manager Jennifer Adams, Stony Brook and SUNY Rob Piorkowski, SUNY COTE - onboarding!

9. SUNY goes to The Hague… …and returns as a FULL Coursera Partner! Full partner (SUNY vs. individual campus) More Opportunities for Participation No External Review of SUNY content Ability for all campuses to fully participate in Coursera RFP’s Help Shape Strategic Decision-making

10. Coursera Report Stats 4 th Coursera Partners Conference, Theme: “Better Education for a Better World.” “We have a bold vision to enable anyone, anywhere to transform their life by accessing the world’s best learning experience, and an accompanying opportunity to re-imagine learning in the 21st century.” Coursera has grown to serve over 18 million learners. In 2015 (together) we: Launched 579 courses and 67 Specializations across a diverse range of subject areas; Demonstrated that course completers see tremendous career and educational benefits; Granted over 100,000 financial aid applications to expand educational access to learners from limited economic backgrounds.

11. SUNY Coursera Report Stats

13. Insider Higher Education

14. Coursera - Moving Forward 2016 Portfolio of Learning Experiences Build on existing delivery portal and increased services Create a variety of learning products to serve targeted population needs Expand access to credentials to support workforce development

15. Recommendations from Coursera Consider Online Degree Delivery Through Coursera Portal

17. Recommendations from Coursera Consider Certificate Delivery

18. Recommendations from Coursera Consider Certificate Delivery

19. Recommendations from Coursera More Specializations and Project Based Learning Courses How to Create a Website in a Weekend! How to Write a Resume

20. Recommendations from Coursera More Specializations and Project Based Learning Courses

21. Recommendations from Coursera Pre-Launch Quality

22. Recommendations from Coursera Pre-Launch Quality

23. Recommendations from Coursera Post-Launch Quality

24. Recommendations from Coursera Marketing and Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

26. OSCQR for MOOCs Led by Rob Piorkowski

27. Revenue Stats

30. Coursera Portal SUNY Global Free Access to Content Revenue from Elective Verified Certificate BSC 50% Coursera $100,000 for SBU Specialization E.g.: $50,000 Contract = Single $ POC @ System Adm. UB Broome CC BSC ESC SBU 75% $37,500 25% $12,500 Coursera Revenue is split 50/50 with the partner (SUNY). Members of the POSAC MOOC Group suggested the campus receive 75% of the SUNY Share, with 25% returning to the Office of the Provost to cover administration costs (salary recovery, etc.) Coursera Revenue Distribution

31. Open Door Open SUNY (ODOS) Preliminary Recommendations: Think Globally – Your audience truly is worldwide Go Mobile! Know your audience so you can better serve them Think about how we can better engage females in our courses

32. New Launches: University at Buffalo Greg Fabiano University at Albany Sanjay Goel Kevin Williams

33. Coursera September Challenge

34. Discussion