1. OpenLearn Developments From content to communities Professor Andy Lane

2. The OpenLearn roadmap A feasibility report agreed by VC’s Executive, Academic Board and Council mid 2005 to undertake a pilot project Hewlett granted £115k to help cover £400k scoping work in late 2005 for a two year pilot (stage 1) £4.5m grant from William and Flora Hewlett Foundation for two year pilot costing £5.65m in total, 2006-8 (stage 2) Continue with OpenLearn (£0.7m) but embed policy and practices into existing systems and processes and seek more funding, 2008-9 (stage 3) Integrate all OER work through Open2.net, YouTube and iTunes activity under OpenLearn banner (£0.5m) 2009-2010 and extend research (amongst others) through £2m Hewlett funding for OLnet 2009-2012 (stage 4) Establish SCORE with HEFCE SDF funding (£3m) as part of HE Shared Solutions project, 2009-12 (stage 5) Further integration and mainstreaming of all open media work, 2010-11 (stage 6)

3. OpenLearn’s current website architecture For learnersFor educators For information

4. OpenLearn’s future website architecture Long form content for learners Long form content for educators Information and short form content Researcher network External sites YouTube iTunesU Facebook

5. A community of ‘open’ researchers and developers OLnet Netgen OLnet fm Learning Design OLnet

10. Designing for open learning and for open communities Volunteer students Use exercises and submit work Custom portfolios for skills development Whole courses with pay-as- you-go, on-demand accreditation Social learners Extending learning into social networks Store and reveal the actions of learners Self certification using data on user interaction

13. Collaboration and cooperation between practitioners Preparation Curriculum extension Professional development Narrow the digital divide Work based learning A common knowledge base Remote communities