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October 25, 2013

Presentation
Open Access and Open Learning
Stephen Downes, October 25, 2013, Open Access Week, Nova Scotia Community College, Online via BB Collaborate


Over time, as resources have become more open, open learning has come to mean a form of learning where students can pick their own resources, identify their own learning goals, and set their own pace. More recently open learning has come to include concepts like open assessments and open credentials. In this talk, open learning advocate and pioneer I discuss the evolution of open learning, highlighting the vital role played by open access, and discuss current and future trends, including massive open online courses (MOOCs), learning analytics, and personal learning environments.

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