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OPEN DISCOVERY SPACE

The ODS Innovation model, led by Ellinogermaniki Agogi, aims to identify the needs of school communities by fostering collaboration between experienced and novice educators. This initiative develops educational design guidelines and resources to facilitate the adoption of innovative learning strategies in subjects like sciences, social sciences, arts, and career guidance. With 220 schools participating, the project evaluates the long-term impact of digital educational content on learning activities. Join us in creating a forward-thinking educational environment through shared resources and professional development.

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OPEN DISCOVERY SPACE

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  1. OPEN DISCOVERY SPACE Sofoklis A. Sotitirou Ellinogermaniki Agogi

  2. Focus Work is focusing on • exploring the needs of the school communities, • formulatingteacher/school communities that startwith eMature schools/innovative teachers and then expand to include less experienced ones, • develop theeducational design guidelines and material that will help boost the adoption of learning resources, the design of educational design templates and usage scenariosthat are both focused on thematic subjects (i.e. sciences and math, social sciences, music & arts, careerguidance) • evaluate for a long time period the impact that learning activities based on digital educational content may have in these initial pilot communities.

  3. 220 schools already joined ODS

  4. Innovation model

  5. Introducing Innovation in Schools

  6. Trust through professionalism

  7. Barriers for sharing OER (Clements & Pawlowski, 2011)

  8. Educational Design Resources Teacher profiles Metadata model Mapping Algorithm Selected resources and tools

  9. Guidelines (e.g. IB model)

  10. Learning Design Tools

  11. User Generated Content

  12. Metadata vs Social Tags Frequency of in-context tags of the OSR repository in the fields of the associated objects

  13. Data from 30 OSR Pathways

  14. Social Tagging and Educational Objectives in OSR http://www.osrportal.eu/en/node/95206

  15. Visitors Loyalty

  16. Educational Design Resources Teacher profiles Metadata model Mapping Algorithm Selected resources and tools

  17. Guidelines (e.g. IB model)

  18. Learning Design Tools

  19. User Generated Content

  20. Contests for Students and Teachers • 115 schools and 600 students got involved in the contest

  21. Training Academies

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