Blog#5
This week’s theme revolves around accessibility, inclusion, privacy, and ethics, but what surprised me was that even ‘open education’ can lead to exclusion and harm. In Funes and Mackness’s article, they make the subversive...
Tagged: Open Educational Resources
Post#3 The theoretical foundation of the “facilitator” role in education.
After observing the behavior of teachers at Coursera and Outschool last week, I got to thinking: What does it mean to be a “facilitator” in education? What theories support this shift from traditional teaching?...
Blog#2
Through reading this week’s materials, I have learned about the concepts and differences between OEP and OER: OER (Open Educational Resources) refers to teaching and learning materials that can be freely accessed, used, modified, and re-shared,...