Collaboration in the Heart of the MOOC
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Collaboration at the Heart of the MOOC Presenter: Kirstie Coolin, E-Learning & Media Manager & Professor Heather Wharrad, E-Learning and Health Informatics Dr Richard Windle, Associate Professor of Health E- Learning Mike Taylor, Learning Technologist James Henderson, Learning Technologist Simon Riley, Learning Technologist Health E-Learning and Media Team School of Health Sciences, University of Nottingham www.nottingham.ac.uk/helmopen @UoN_Helm
Transcript of Collaboration in the Heart of the MOOC
Collaboration at the Heart of the MOOC
Presenter: Kirstie Coolin, E-Learning & Media Manager&
Professor Heather Wharrad, E-Learning and Health InformaticsDr Richard Windle, Associate Professor of Health E-Learning
Mike Taylor, Learning TechnologistJames Henderson, Learning Technologist
Simon Riley, Learning Technologist
Health E-Learning and Media TeamSchool of Health Sciences, University of Nottingham
www.nottingham.ac.uk/helmopen @UoN_Helm
Aims
To introduce our process of development we undertook in writing the MOOC
To show how a team approach to MOOC delivery worked to reinforce our ethos of participatory design
To provide examples of learner collaboration on the MOOC itself
Participatory Design of E-Learning Resources
> VIDEO – RLOs & Participatory Design
ASPIREAimStoryboardPopulationImplementationReleaseEvaluation
Participatory designPeer reviewPedagogy
https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/e-learning-health/1/steps/72838
Designing E-Learning for Health was the first MOOC in the University delivered by a
whole team - HELM, together with staff and students.
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Our Journey
The Health E-Learning and Media Team
Designing the course
HELM Collaboration
> VIDEO – MOOC – Behind the Scenes
We used Google Docs to collaborate on the course design
5 Week Course led by HELM academics & Learning Technologists
Week 1 – Heather WharradWeek 2 – Richard WindleWeek 3 – Kirstie CoolinWeek 4 – Mike TaylorWeek 5 – James Henderson & Simon Riley
The whole team facilitated thediscussions.
Filmed and edited the weekly videos.
Supported the content development.
School/Univ/Student collaboration
Academics, clinicians and students from the University of Nottingham and Birmingham City took part in the Workshops and filming. We followed their progress throughout the course.
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MOOC Learners collaboration
Before coursePre-course email & discussion, interactive map, ‘HELM’ game (get to know the team), Twitter. Licensing our course content as CC
During courseStorify, weekly Q&ASharing ‘common journey’ story of a real-time RLO development, encouraging discussionsClear instructions/expectations, modelled process
Facilitation!Encouraging collaboration, linking people, supporting ideas, tips & tools
Virtual Self-Organised Collaboration
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6200 learners reached
https://padlet.com/HELM_Team/6knjdgrhyj9t
Just a small sample of storyboards from the MOOCParadigm Shifts in Health EducationLeadership for Health Personnel in CameroonPrevention of Mosquito breeding around homes
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Storyboards from Tuesday’s workshop
https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/e-learning-health
Course runs again, February 13th 2017
