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Learning Media Programme Wim Westera, CELSTEC, Open University of the Netherlands

Learning Media Programme Wim Westera, CELSTEC, Open University of the Netherlands. Educational media at OU.NL. Books Letters TV Telephone Audiocassettes Laserdisk CLV,CAV Videocassettes Audio CD’s

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Learning Media Programme Wim Westera, CELSTEC, Open University of the Netherlands

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  1. Learning Media ProgrammeWim Westera, CELSTEC, Open University of the Netherlands

  2. Educational media at OU.NL Books Letters TV Telephone Audiocassettes Laserdisk CLV,CAV Videocassettes Audio CD’s CD-I CD-ROM Bulletin Board Mercator (CMS) LMS Studienet (Web, RCA’s, streaming) Edubox DVD-V Blackboard …ELO2B… Media production unit Learning Media Programme

  3. Initial learning Supply driven Teacher-controlled Formal School Face to face School Uniform schedule Uniform schedule Uniformproduct Content Lifelong learning Demand driven Learner-empowered Non-formal Workplace Any device Anywhere Anytime Any tempo Personalised Support Changing needs of society

  4. Emerging media technologies • Wideband internet • Wireless and mobile networking • Virtual representations • Multi-user environments • Social software • Ambient intelligence • Tangible interfacing • Speech processing • ….

  5. Media’s impact

  6. Media’s impact

  7. Media Literacy

  8. Learning Media Programme Assumptions: • Learning from experience • Mixed reality environments • Personal media • Personalised and contextualised support services Objective: “…to establish new methods for the arrangement of rich-media, multi-channel learning arenas that are efficient, versatile, flexible, challenging, adaptive, personalised, pervasive and context sensitive…”

  9. Facts and figures • Start September 2008 • Internationally reviewed • Runs for 6 years • Total 13 fte (ca. 80%, 10 fte externally funded) (2009) • 40% R&D, 60% Solutions & Training • Explorative task: new media technologies for learning and teaching • CELSTEC Laboratory for Open Innovation

  10. Labwork Fieldwork Shared work Enhancing distance education Deskwork • Traditional deskwork • Laboratory work • Shared work • Field work • Programme Themes: • Immersive media • Social media • Mobile media

  11. Immersive media for learning Absorbing, rich media environments • Virtual laboratories/virtual practicals • Real world complexity, Realtime awareness • Serious games • Computational dynamics/ simulations • Role play/multi-user models • Mixed and augmented virtuality

  12. Social media for learning Collective expertise and creativity of learners • User-generated content • Data mashups • Content tagging/annotation • Aggregation of mashup tools and services • Socio-cultural codes • Media literacy

  13. Mobile media for learning Ubiquitous, adaptive and contextualised access • Cross media authoring and delivery • Ubiquitous access • Location-based learning • Contextualised, personalised learning • Mixed & augmented reality learning

  14. Main Projects • MACE: Searching and learning in Architecture • I-COPER: Adapting learning standards to HE needs • SHARETEC: Harvesting infrastructure for teacher training LO’s • GRAPPLE: Adaptive Personalized Learning Environments • SKILLS LABS: Serious game development in HE • OPENSCOUT: open user-generated content in management education and training • STELLAR: Extending technology-enhance learning community

  15. Solutions, services and training • Infrastructure: VLE-pilots, standards, authoring tools, repositories • Content development:Online games, IMS-LD, cross media delivery, mixed realitydesigns • Investigations:Software benchmark, usability, feasiblity, strategy dev. • Training:Serious game design workshop, Mobile learning workshop, OAI-PMH workshop, Collaborative authoring workshop

  16. CELSTEC Laboratory

  17. Widened scope of CELSTEC lab • Media technologies for experimentation • Shared facilities for Otec/Celstec programmes • Open collaboration with external parties • Hot desking arrangements • A stage in the innovation cycle

  18. Directed by Celstec Directed by partners Laboratory R&D Experiments Implementation Appliance Celstec staff Partner staff Stage in the innovation cycle

  19. Thank you for your attentionwim.westera@ou.nl

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