MOOCs: Disruptor or Indicator of Something Deeper?
Sind MOOCs die Ursache für die Veränderungen im Bildungsbereich, die, vor allem in den USA, so heftig diskutiert werden? Oder liegen diese Ursachen ganz woanders? Nicole Christen ist in ihrer Abschlussarbeit dieser Frage nachgegangen, hat Interviews geführt, die sie zur Schlußfolgerung geführt haben:
“The educational marketplace is becoming learner driven. … The shift from a top-down, institution driven marketplace to one where a learner can use technology to create a personalized, piecemeal learning experience from multiple institutions requires institutions to ask themselves what they offer learners that is unique.”
Konkret: MOOCs mögen wieder aus den Schlagzeilen verschwinden, aber nicht, so Nicole Christen, die Nachfrage nach “open learning”. Und sie bietet Raum für neue Lösungen und Angebote.
Nicole Christen, 20. Juli 2014 (via Tony Bates/ e-learning and distant education resources)
The shift from a top-down, institution driven marketplace to one where a learner can use technology to create a personalized, piecemeal learning experience from multiple institutions requires institutions to ask themselves what they offer learners that is unique. – See more at: http://www.tonybates.ca/2014/07/20/guest-blog-moocs-disruptor-or-indicator-of-something-deeper/#sthash.ZGN9gFH1.dpuf
The shift from a top-down, institution driven marketplace to one where a learner can use technology to create a personalized, piecemeal learning experience from multiple institutions requires institutions to ask themselves what they offer learners that is unique. – See more at: http://www.tonybates.ca/2014/07/20/guest-blog-moocs-disruptor-or-indicator-of-something-deeper/#sthash.ZGN9gFH1.dpuf
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