Innovation from modular teaching material and MOOCs

1. Innovation from modular teaching material and MOOCs Larry Press, CSUDH lpress@csudh.edu +Larry Press (Google Plus)

2. Context Modules MOOCs

3. New wine : Four radio innovators – do you recognize them? Teaser

4. Old wine Gutenberg Bible, 1455

5. New wine Aldus Manutius, 1494

6. Old wine The Assassination of the Duke de Guise, 1908 Who’s afraid of Virginia Wolff? (1966)

7. New wine Birth of a Nation, 1915 The Jazz Singer, 1927

8. Old wine Music enters the home RCA, 1922 Tommy Dorsey and Frank Sinatra, 1941

9. New wine The Mercury Theater 1938 Wolfman Jack 1959 Rush Limbaugh 1984 Fireside chat 1933 Hear the Wolfman First fireside chat Mercury Theater war of the Worlds

10. Old wine Ed Sullivan Show, 1948 Playhouse 90, 1956 Sid Caesar's Your Show of Shows, 1953

11. New wine MTV, 1981 The Twilight Zone, 1959

12. Old wine Eisenhower presidential ad, 1951 Watch the commercial

13. New wine Johnson presidential ad, 1963 Watch the commercial

14. Old wine, distribution and business Wolfman Jack, 250,000 watts Local TV

15. New wine, distribution and business Cable Radio and later TV networks Satellite

16. Old wine Bush campaign Web site, 2000 Gore campaign Web site, 2000

17. New wine -- content Ask me Anything, Reddit, 2013 Google Hangout, 2013 Petition the administration, 2013

18. New wine, distribution and business Apple iTunes store, 2003 Netflix, 2013

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21. New wine? Complete course Topic modules . . . Supplementary material

22. Old wine, distribution and business

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24. Context Modules MOOCs

25. Small modules Discovery is a big problem Teaser

26. I have been wrong for over twenty years In 1994, I predicted that “small, focused presentation objects that can easily be combined and cross-indexed” would displace monolithic textbooks “Tomorrow's Campus -- Information Processing at Tomorrow's University," Communications of the ACM, Vol 37, No 7, pp 13-17, July, 1994.

27. Teaching modules on the Web

29. Introduction to programming Course modules

30. Topic areas

31. Final exam scores

32. Digital literacy course The skills and concepts one needs for success as a student and after graduation as a citizen and professional 148 topic modules

33. The first ever digital literacy course John Kemeny Thomas Kurtz

34. IT literacy generations Timesharing PC Windows Internet

35. Dynamic “syllabus” with links to topic modules and assignments Demonstration start: sample topic module

36. Sample topic module Demonstration

37. Sample assignment Demonstration

38. Two blogs as databases Demonstration

39. PowerPoint presentation Head Title, skills and concepts Place in the class outline Body … Foot Summary Self-study questions External resources Demonstration

40. Transcripts End of demonstration

41. The notes are a script Demonstration

42. Narrated videos Demonstration

43. Implementation – two blogs

44. Search and retrieval Demonstration

45. Comments Demonstration

46. Extensibility • PowerPoint • Video • Transcript • Assignments • Prerequisites • ? Demonstration

47. Notification Demonstration

48. Common core, different majors

49. Small modules Discovery is a big problem

50. Me Merlot Quote Current event Aphorism Anecdote Analogy Graph Chart Table Image Poem Video clip Audio clip Podcast Video Very short presentation One-slide presentation Leading question Cartoon Joke Infographic Animation Assessment Tool Assignment Case Study Collection Development Tool Drill and Practice ePortfolio Learning Object Repository Online Course Open Journal-Article Open Textbook Presentation Quiz/Test Reference Material Simulation Social Networking Tool Tutorial Workshop and Training Material