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Adam Brimo Flexible Education & Student Mobility
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Adam Brimo Flexible Education & Student Mobility 1 What do you - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Adam Brimo Flexible Education & Student Mobility 1 What do you - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Adam Brimo Flexible Education & Student Mobility 1 What do you want to be when you grow up? 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9Fmh3fEnh4 3 Not everyone has this opportunity 4 WHAT PERCENTAGE OF THE WORLD HOLDS A UNIVERSITY DEGREE? 5
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k9Fmh3fEnh4
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Not everyone has this opportunity
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WHAT PERCENTAGE OF THE WORLD HOLDS A UNIVERSITY DEGREE?
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“Only 6.7% of the world’s population holds a university degree” “45% participation rate in higher education is vital for economic growth”
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500M STUDENTS MISSING OUT ON HIGHER-EDUCATION
0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%
OECD estimates that a participation rate of 45% is vital for economic growth
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563m people need education to meet the target
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Why don’t more people have access to higher education?
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Distance
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Boredom
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Cost
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Time
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The education system needs to work for everyone
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MO MOOC
A form of flexible education that increases access, quality and student mobility.
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MOOCS
Guide Facilitator
Distance: On Online & & blended Boredom: Co Connected & & constructive Cost: Fr Free ee to lea earn, n, pay to cer ertify Time: Cl Classes or self-pa paced
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TRANSPARENCY: QUALITY IS NO LONGER A SECRET
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What do students expect?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfeHLe4ajhQ
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CONNECTEDNESS AND SOCIAL CONSTRUCTIVISM
Fo Focus us on n st stud udent ent em empower ermen ent, projec ect-ba based d learning, g, pe peer fe feedback, scenario-ba based d learning, , creative tasks etc. .
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PROGRESS AND ANALYTICS FOR STUDENTS/ADMINS
More ways to enable peer reviewing, flexible content and activity creation
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LEARNING EXPERIENCES
New learning experiences are:
- Student centred
- Activity based
- Supportive community
- Integration of physical &
virtual world
- Holistic
Transforms students to be:
- Empowered free thinkers
- Higher order thinkers
- Collaborative and united
- Innovative and adaptable
to new technologies
- Confident and
entrepreneurial
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STUDENT MOBILITY
Flexible education increases student mobility
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STUDENT MOBILITY
What is an international student?
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STANDARD DEFINITION
http://www.uis.unesco.org/Education/Pages/inter national-student-flow-viz.aspx
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MOOCs are leading to two new kinds of international student…
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GLOBAL STUDENTS
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Student who travels to many different countries for their education
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Student who learns from many countries without leaving their country
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Even though it’s ‘online learning’ it doesn’t mean everything happens online
GLOBAL LEARNING EXPERIENCES
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CREATE PROJECTS TO SOLVE GRAND CHALLENGES
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TEAMS FOR ONLINE OR IN-PERSON
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TEAMS FOR ONLINE OR IN-PERSON
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THE TOP 17 TEAMS ARE FLOWN TO KUWAIT
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3-DAY WORKSHOP AND FINALS PRESENTATION
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TEAMS DISPLAY THEIR PROJECTS
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FINAL PITCHES AND DEMOS
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GLOBAL STUDENTS
Flexible education doesn’t happen by itself…
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REQUIREMENTS FOR FLEXIBLE EDUCATION
1. High quality learning experience 2. Outcome-based pricing model 3. Sufficient guidelines/regulations 4. Collaboration between providers
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MALAYSIA HIGHER EDUCATION BLUEPRINT 2025
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160,000 students have joined MOOCs from Malaysian universities
MALAYSIA MOOCS
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All 20 public universities are developing MOOCs
MALAYSIA MOOCS – PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES
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MOOCS IN TVET
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MALAYSIAN PUBLIC POLYTECHNICS
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