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5. Open Educational Resources: the Welsh Experience
17/09/2018
Paul Richardson: Jisc Regional Support Centre Wales
Debbie Baff: University of South Wales

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7. http://upload. wikimedia
A global perspective

8. What does ‘Open’ mean? A: It is available online
B: It is available free of charge
C: You can download it
D: You can download and repurpose it
E: You can download, edit, and reuse it
Select an answer A-E

9. What does ‘Open’ mean? A: It is available online
B: It is available free of charge
C: You can download it
D: You can download and repurpose it
E: You can download, edit, and reuse it

10. Questions…
How should educational organisations act in response to recent and anticipated developments?
Do governments have a role? If so, what is this?

11. Title of presentation 00/00/2013
Li Yuan and Stephen Powell (2013): ‘MOOCs and Open Education: Implications for Higher Education’.

12. September 17, 2018
Some influential thinkers in this area believe that it has all been hyped up….
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16. © Copyright Meirion: http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2539251

22. Title of presentation 00/00/2013

25. “The Working Group took a balanced view of the significance of MOOCs
“The Working Group took a balanced view of the significance of MOOCs. Its members could find no evidence that they were likely to overturn established higher education practice or sweep away existing institutions, as predicted by their more excited advocates. On the other hand the advent of high quality online courses and resources, available easily to anyone, free and world-wide, is clearly significant”
Andrew Green
April 2014

26. Open & Online: Recommendations
To the Minister for Education and Skills:
Widening access to higher education to those with low participation backgrounds
Developing skills for the workplace and the Welsh economy
Developing Welsh language skills for employment
To the higher education institutions:
Reviewing institutional policies, monitoring developments and exploiting opportunities
Strengthening institutional reputation and brand
To the Minister and the higher education institutions:
Improving the skills of higher education staff
Licensing and sharing open educational resources

28. Title of presentation 00/00/2013
Higher Education Wales initiative. Expert Group Led by Clive Mulholland, and including Lis Parcell from RSC Wales. Aside from the declaration , we are awaiting concrete outcomes from this group.
“As Vice-Chancellors representing universities in Wales, we are committed to:
Promoting and using OER to widen access to higher education for non-traditional learners, to contribute to social inclusion and engage the rich diversity of the learner in Wales and across the world.”

30. Scotland has an informal model, led by a loose coalition of influential players from CETIS, Jisc, Scotland’s Colleges, etc.
“Promoting the development and adoption of open education policies and practices in Scotland. #opensco “

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@paulbrichardson