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From the vault - OTESSA Journal Vol. 2 No. 2 (2022) featuring Jon Dron, Samantha Szcyrek, Bonnie Stewart, Francisco Iniesto, Rebecca Ferguson, Martin Weller, Robert Farrow, Rebecca Pitt, Diane Montgomery, and Melissa Bishop #OpenEd#OEP#HigherEdjournal.otessa.org/index.php…
OTESSA Journal Vol. 1 No. 1 (2021): Research Articles - The Design and Evaluation of Online Faculty Development for Effective Graduate Supervision by Michele Jacobsen, Hawazen Alharbi, Lisa Taylor, Les Bairstow, and Verena Roberts journal.otessa.org/index.php…
OTESSA Journal Vol. 1 No. 1 (2021): #Research Articles
The Design and Evaluation of #Online#FacultyDevelopment for Effective Graduate Supervision by Michele Jacobsen, Hawazen Alharbi, Lisa Taylor, Les Bairstow, and Verena Roberts
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OTESSA Journal Vol. 1 No. 1 (2021): Research Articles
Open Pedagogy and Transdisciplinary Thinking: Making Connections Through a Visual Artefact Self-Study by Connie Blomgren, @Athabascau#OEP#OER#learningjournal.otessa.org/index.php…
OTESSA Journal Vol. 2 No. 1 featuring Maha Bali, Stephanie L. Moore, Ph.D., George Veletsianos, Michael Barbour, Michelle Harrison, Michael Paskevicius, Tannis Morgan, Martin Weller, Sarah Driessens, Michelann Parr, and Rita Zuba Prokopetz #OpenEd#OERjournal.otessa.org/index.php…
OTESSA Journal Vol. 1 No. 1 (2021): Practice Articles
Building Bridges and Breaking Barriers: OER and Active Learning in Mathematics by Ann Gagne, Xinli Wang, and TJ Yusun, @UTM#OER#Accessibility#STEMjournal.otessa.org/index.php…
ALT abstract: Assessment and recognition are key aspects of microcredentials, usually offered on massive open online course (MOOC) platforms. Microcredentials are designed to address the needs of employers and learners looking for units of study at a higher education level aligned with the requirements of labour markets. This paper reviews current methods for assessment and recognition proposing a framework with seven guidelines for use at the planning and design stages of microcredentials. The framework is based on a review of 27 documents and a synthesis process. It provides a tool for microcredential providers to check whether the best ID verification, assessment, recognition, and quality assurance approaches are in place, enabling them to reflect on, and possibly improve their choices.
finally, the first paper from our case study was led by @samanthaszc & published in @OTESSAjournal after our 2022 presentation - it's here: journal.otessa.org/index.php…
more in the works. we need to talk about data, folks.
Check out the OTESSA 2022 Conference Proceedings, including short research and practice articles:
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Individual article alerts to follow! Don't forget to submit to #OTESSA23 with CFP due Jan 31!
ALT Cover art for the OTESSA 2022 Proceedings. Showing nodes connecting to lines forming the shape of a sphere. Text shows Volume 2, Issue 1, 2022 OTESSA Conference Proceedings