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Wednesday, November 27 • 14:30 - 15:35
Student Perceptions of Openness: Survey of Current Literature

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Session Table Name: NAPOLI

To date, there is little research that speaks to the student perceptions of open education environments. As higher education institutions change to meet the requirements of contemporary learners, there is a need to discuss the benefits and challenges of implementing open education practices in these spaces. This session will share a review of current literature focused on student perceptions of open educational practices and digital pedagogies implemented within open education environments. By open education environments, we refer to practices that include student and instructor use of institutionally supported open source blogging and other collaboration tools accessible on the open Web, as well as learner-chosen social media. Using the World Café format, the student experience in open education environments will be discussed, and promising practices for students working in these spaces in higher education will be identified. Through a series of questions, participants will examine key issues of (1) transitioning student and teaching roles; (2) evolving support requirements for student and faculty; and (3) developing networked scholars/practitioners. As these questions are explored, participants will be encourage to represent their thoughts using a variety of medium, and the table hosts will summarize and make connections to the other contributions emerging from the World Café. These summaries will be shared more broadly using an electronic whiteboard. Course developers and instructors will gain insights into the supports that are necessary for students and faculty working in these environments. In this session, we hope to foster interest in conducting global collaborative research, in order to better understand students’ needs and expectations when learning in open education environments.

Speakers
avatar for Elizabeth Childs

Elizabeth Childs

Professor & Program Head, Royal Roads University
Elizabeth a Professor and Program Head in the School of Education and Technology and Royal Roads University. She is interested in the design, creation and implementation of flexible learning environments that incorporate the affordances of information and communication technology... Read More →
avatar for Jo Axe

Jo Axe

Professor, School of Education and Technology, Royal Roads University
Royal Roads University
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Irwin Devries

Royal Roads University
avatar for Keith Webster

Keith Webster

Associate Director - Learning Technologies, Royal Roads University
I have been an educator for several decades. As an instructor in the Canadian Forces, with a brief turn as a high school teacher, becoming an educational technologist and instructional designer at the University of Victoria in 2004. I became an instructional designer at Royal Roads... Read More →
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George Veletsianos

Royal Roads University



Wednesday November 27, 2019 14:30 - 15:35 CET
BL27 ground floor north corridor - World Cafe