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Technology Mediated
Education and
Technology Enhanced
Education:
Web 5.0 and Educ 5.0
Converging Scenario
Prof. Grace Javier Alfonso Ph.D. University of the Philippines
Open University and TVUP
Conference on Internationalization of Philippine Tertiary Education
Theme: “Digital Media Futures for ASEAN Integration in Higher Education: Seamless and
Accessible, Inclusive and Quality Assured” , Vigan Region I
Technology Mediated
Education and
Technology Enhanced
Education:
Web 5.0 and Educ 5.0
Converging Scenario
Prof. Grace Javier Alfonso Ph.D. University of the Philippines
Open University and TVUP
Conference on Internationalization of Philippine Tertiary Education
Theme: “Digital Media Futures for ASEAN Integration in Higher Education: Seamless and
Accessible, Inclusive and Quality Assured” , Vigan Region I
Technology Mediated
Education and
Technology Enhanced
Education:
Web 5.0 and Educ 5.0
Converging Scenario
Prof. Grace Javier Alfonso Ph.D.
University of the Philippines
Open University and TVUP
Conference on Internationalization of Philippine Tertiary Education
Theme: “Digital Media Futures for ASEAN Integration in Higher Education: Seamless and
Accessible, Inclusive and Quality Assured” , Vigan region I
Technology Mediated
Education and
Technology Enhanced
Education:
Web 5.0 and Educ 5.0
Converging Scenario
Prof. Grace Javier Alfonso Ph.D.
University of the Philippines
Open University and TVUP
Conference on Internationalization of Philippine Tertiary Education
Theme: “Digital Media Futures for ASEAN Integration in Higher Education: Seamless and
Accessible, Inclusive and Quality Assured” , Vigan region I
EDUC 5.0IR 5.0
artificial intelligence
robotics
nanotechnology
quantum computing,
3D printing,
Internet of things,
autonomous vehicles,
energy storage
wearable devices
embedded sensors
microchip implants
Web 5.0
Combination of the Cyber
and the Physical
Diverse time and place
Personalized learning
Free choice Project based Field experience Data interpretation Changing concepts
of Exams Digital
RepositoriesMOOCsOERs Flexible,Flipped,
Blended Student ownership
Lifelong Learning
Exponential growth. web as a single operating system
Telepathic Web” or Symbionet Web. 24/7 connected
world.interact trans-spatially. avatars. holograms . open
intelligent web . wearable devices . embedded sensors
Technology Mediated
and Technology
Enhanced
Lifelong Learning
Telepathic Web” or Symbionet Web
the management of a modern
enterprise must serve not only
shareholders but all stakeholders to
achieve long-term growth and
prosperity
IR 5.0robotics, AI, nanotech, biotech,
quantum computing, 3D printing,
Internet of things, autonomous
vehicles, energy storage ,
embedded sensors, microchip
implants and the list goes on…these
sets us in a state of unimaginable
accelerated changes. this was
discussed in the annual conference
of 2016 World Economic Forum
the management of a modern
enterprise must serve not only
shareholders but all stakeholders to
achieve long-term growth and
prosperity
IR 5.0robotics, AI, nanotech, biotech,
quantum computing, 3D printing,
Internet of things, autonomous
vehicles, energy storage ,
embedded sensors, microchip
implants and the list goes on…these
sets us in a state of unimaginable
accelerated changes. this was
discussed in the annual conference
of 2016 World Economic Forum
Web 1.0- Web 5.0• Web 1.0: 1999, 3 million web sites are static, read-only
sites. navigate the web through link directories of Yahoo. search engines.
• Web 2.0: read-write Internet. interactivity through
content creation through sharing and collaborating, through social media and blogging.
• 2006, there are approximately 85 million websites.
Wikipedia and Facebook. collaborative problem solving using the Internet. Individuals query users, via a help website,
• Web 3.0: the semantic web. connected, machine
readable content, developed so machines can directly interact with each other.
• Today 2019, the Internet has more than 1.94 billion
websites.
• Web 4.0: The Internet of Things also known as symbiotic
web. Interaction between humans and machines in symbiosis. The line between human and device will blur. 24/7 connected world. Users will be able to meet and interact trans-spatially on the web through as avatars , holograms in an open, linked and intelligent web.
Web 1.0- Web 5.0• Web 1.0: 1999, 3 million web sites are static, read-only
sites. navigate the web through link directories of Yahoo. search engines.
• Web 2.0: read-write Internet. interactivity through
content creation through sharing and collaborating, through social media and blogging.
• 2006, there are approximately 85 million websites.
Wikipedia and Facebook. collaborative problem solving using the Internet. Individuals query users, via a help website,
• Web 3.0: the semantic web. connected, machine
readable content, developed so machines can directly interact with each other.
• Today 2019, the Internet has more than 1.94 billion
websites.
• Web 4.0: The Internet of Things also known as symbiotic
web. Interaction between humans and machines in symbiosis. The line between human and device will blur. 24/7 connected world. Users will be able to meet and interact trans-spatially on the web through as avatars , holograms in an open, linked and intelligent web.
PETER FISK
Diverse time and place -self paced, eLearning
tools flipped classroom;
Personalized learning- use of tools that adapt to
student capabilities;
Free choice-use of tools students are familiar w/;
Project based- a freelance economy applying
skills in shorter terms and to a variety of
situations;
Field experience- internships, mentoring and
collaborative projects;
Data interpretation- focus in mathematics as the
third language using computers for statistical
analysis to predict future trends;
Exams will change completely- learning is Best
tested when learners work on projects in the field
instead of using courseware platforms through
Q&A; and
Student ownership-forming their own curricula
and maintaining a curriculum that is
contemporary with teachers mentoring.
“Education 4.0” ….responds to
the needs of “industry 4.0” the
fourth industrial revolution, man
and machine align to enable new
possibilities
harnesses the potential of digital
technologies, personalised data,
open sourced content,
and the new humanity of this
globally-connected, technology-
fueled world
establishes a blueprint for the
future of learning
– lifelong learning – from
childhood schooling, to
continuous learning in the
workplace, to learning to play a
better role in society.
Educ 5.0
Educ 5.0
1.“Teaching transformed” where human teachers zero into Artificial Intelligence and other technologies to maximize the the university experience;
2.“Personalised adaptive learning” which takes into account learner diversity, performance and behaviour;
3.“Assessment re-imagined” making use of AI evaluations with use of micro-credentials for digital experiential learning; and
4.Intelligent digital and physical estates which is a smart campus design.
2018 Universities UK (UUK) conference where the Education 4.0 concept
Educ 5.0
traditional education is no longer
fit-for-purpose.
“Internet in our pockets” pushes
the education system to respond
to this state as there is a shift in
the education economy.
historical benchmarks for success
in industrial education like rote
memorization, standardization,
and regurgitation, are obsolete as
ubiquitous technologies has led to
an unprecedented wealth of
information.”
Government is actively
reviewing degrees offered by
state universities pushing for
standardization of
qualifications and getting rid
of “irrelevant” programmes
that are creating ‘idle’
graduates who do not have
innovative skills.
problem-
solving for
value creation
Educ 5.0
Educ 5.0
1.Next Generation Education
Technologies/ innovations
2.Ensuring and Enhancing Quality
3.Lifelong Learning: Addresing
Personal, Professional and Societal
Development
4.Challenges for Policy and Education
Providers
5.Social Sciences and Humanities: New
Challenges, New Horizons
Companies will be interested in talent in the following directions and fields:
Data analytics- bringing in real-time insights to
businesses;
Cloud-based systems- flexibility and agile
approaches to deploy technology;
Financial professionals’ evolving role- it is
crucial for employees to be equipped to identify,
access and manage innovation to create value;
Leadership & Culture- innovation champions
deploy and incubate new ideas and scale the
benefits across the organisation;
Up skilling employees:
skills and competencies to prepare for and
embrace new technology and better address
associated risks.
Race in creating innovation teams by
corporations.
Educ 5.0
EDUC 5.0IR 5.0
artificial intelligence
robotics
nanotechnology
quantum computing,
3D printing,
Internet of things,
autonomous vehicles,
energy storage
wearable devices
embedded sensors
microchip implants
Web 5.0
Combination of the Cyber
and the Physical
Diverse time and place
Personalized learning
Free choice Project based Field experience Data interpretation Changing concepts
of Exams Digital
RepositoriesMOOCsOERs Flexible,Flipped,
Blended Student ownership
Lifelong Learning
Exponential growth. web as a single operating system
Telepathic Web” or Symbionet Web. 24/7 connected
world.interact trans-spatially. avatars. holograms . open
intelligent web . wearable devices . embedded sensors
Technology Mediated
and Technology
Enhanced
Lifelong Learning
Telepathic Web” or Symbionet Web
The Culture of Sharing
Massive Open Online Course(MOOCs)
Open Educational Resources (OER)
i-TVDigital repository
Multimedia Research and Publication
The Culture of Sharing and Openness
Exponential growth.web as a single operating system . symbiotic web .Interactivity betweenhumans and machinesin symbiosis.24/7 connected world.interact trans-spatially. avatars. holograms . open intelligent web . wearable devices . embedded sensors
Diverse time and place
Personalized learning
Free choice Project based
Field experience Data
interpretation Changing
concepts of Exams
MOOCSOERs
Student ownership
artificial intelligenceroboticsnanotechnologyquantum
computing 3D printing
Internet of things
autonomous vehicles
energy storage
wearable devices
embedded sensors
microchip implants
Flexible,Flipped, Blended
Flexible,Flipped, Blended
Flexible,Flipped, Blended
Flexible,Flipped, Blended
Flexible,Flipped, Blended
Flexible,Flipped, Blended
MOOCSOERs
MOOCSOERs
MOOCSOERs
MOOCSOERs
Lifelong Learning
Lifelong Learning
Lifelong Learning
Lifelong Learning
Lifelong Learning
Lifelong LearningLifelong Learning
Exponential growth.web as a single operating system . symbiotic web .Interactivity betweenhumans and machinesin symbiosis.24/7 connected world.interact trans-spatially. avatars. holograms . open intelligent web . wearable devices . embedded sensors
Diverse time and place
Personalized learning
Free choice Project based
Field experience Data
interpretation Changing
concepts of Exams
MOOCSOERs
Student ownership
artificial intelligenceroboticsnanotechnologyquantum
computing 3D printing
Internet of things
autonomous vehicles
energy storage
wearable devices
embedded sensors
microchip implants
Flexible,Flipped, Blended
Flexible,Flipped, Blended
Flexible,Flipped, Blended
Flexible,Flipped, Blended
Flexible,Flipped, Blended
Flexible,Flipped, Blended
MOOCSOERs
MOOCSOERs
MOOCSOERs
MOOCSOERs
Lifelong Learning
Lifelong Learning
Lifelong Learning
Lifelong Learning
Lifelong Learning
Lifelong LearningLifelong Learning
Philippine
Universities Colleges
and Schools,
Local universities
Colleges and
Schools,
Training
Institutions
The Philippine Experience in Technology Mediated
Education and Technology Enhanced Education Republic of the Philippines
CONGRESS OF THE PHILIPPINES
Metro Manila
Sixteenth Congress
Second Regular Session
Begun and held in Metro Manila, on Monday, the twenty-eighth day of July, two thousand fourteen.
REPUBLIC ACT NO. 10650
AN ACT EXPANDING ACCESS TO EDUCATIONAL SERVICES BY INSTITUTIONALIZING OPEN DISTANCE LEARNING IN LEVELS OF TERTIARY
EDUCATION AND APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippines in Congress assembled:
Section 1. Short Title. – This Act shall be known as the "Open Distance Learning Act".
Section 2. Declaration of Policy. – It is hereby declared the policy of the State to expand and further democratize
access to quality tertiary education through the promotion and application of open learning as a philosophy of
access to educational services, and the use of distance education as an appropriate, efficient and effective system of
delivering quality higher and technical educational services in the country.
The Philippine Experience in Technology Mediated
Education and Technology Enhanced Education Republic of the Philippines
CONGRESS OF THE PHILIPPINES
Metro Manila
Sixteenth Congress
Second Regular Session
Begun and held in Metro Manila, on Monday, the twenty-eighth day of July, two thousand fourteen.
REPUBLIC ACT NO. 10650
AN ACT EXPANDING ACCESS TO EDUCATIONAL SERVICES BY INSTITUTIONALIZING OPEN DISTANCE LEARNING IN LEVELS OF TERTIARY
EDUCATION AND APPROPRIATING FUNDS THEREFOR
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Philippines in Congress assembled:
Section 1. Short Title. – This Act shall be known as the "Open Distance Learning Act".
Section 2. Declaration of Policy. – It is hereby declared the policy of the State to expand and further democratize
access to quality tertiary education through the promotion and application of open learning as a philosophy of
access to educational services, and the use of distance education as an appropriate, efficient and effective system of
delivering quality higher and technical educational services in the country.
The TVUP (www.tvup.ph)
• TVUP is dedicated to create a greater community of users and producers of (OERs ) Open Educational Resources
open internet television network TVUP, a production center, a digital repository of Open Educational Resources
The Philippine Experience in Technology Mediated
Education and Technology Enhanced Education
it is a multimedia production center, a digital repository
of Open Educational Resources (OER) and a
multimedia publication system.
OERs in TVUP
accessed for free
by all Universities,
Colleges and
Schools, and
training
institutions, and
the general public
locally and
internationally
The Survey of Producers’ Perception of Most
Viewed OERs in TVUP
http://tvup.ph/?p=1504http://tvup.ph/?p=2619
http://tvup.ph/?p=2398
http://tvup.ph/?p=1527 http://tvup.ph/?p=1496
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHGz
coWMKto
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6M5rYrFN
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These are among the twenty most viewed OERs in the TVUP
survey that was conducted in July to Aug 2019
http://tvup.ph/?p=1742
http://tvup.ph/?p=2440 http://tvup.ph/?p=2939
http://tvup.ph/?p=1738
http://tvup.ph/?p=18843
http://tvup.ph/?p=27445http://tvup.ph/?p=2449
http://tvup.ph/?p=22897http://tvup.ph/?p=2456 http://tvup.ph/?p=2429
http://tvup.ph/?p=21172
The Survey of Producers’ Perception of Most
Viewed OERs in TVUP
objectives : the usefulness of the OER materials
being produced; the resource person/teacher’s
perception on use of these OERs; the kind of
production genre most viewed; and the mode of
its promotion for public awareness.
The Survey of Producers’ Perception of Most
Viewed OERs in TVUP
30 resource persons that were given the questionnaire and 22 answered the questionaire
The subject matters:
1.Science,
2.Social Sciences,
3.Culture and
4.the Arts.
Both English and Filipino are the languages used. There are more English language
materials produced by TVUP. However the most viewed are the OERs in the Filipino
Language.
Only 2 out of the 30 are in English.There were 30 survey questionnaires given to the 30
subject matter experts with the most viewed OERs and 22 were returned with answers.
The Survey of Producers’ Perception of Most
Viewed OERs in TVUPOn Open Educational Resources as Materials in TVUP
All 22 resource persons were very satisfied and positively commented on the
usefulness of the OER materials. They showed their support and commitment in the
production and creation of the OER materials. They use their OER materials in their
classes, their talks in conferences, symposia and in their training session. All 22
resource persons highly recommended that TVUP should continue in producing
OERs of National Scientists, National Artists, scientists, artists, and social
scientist.
They highly recommended that the experts and scholars of other higher education
institutions who are known nationally and internationally for their contribution to
their fields of study, produce OERs for TVUP. They have reiterated in their
comments that as a national university funded by the people’s taxes it is expected
that through TVUP the university be active in producing OERs that must be
shared.They also commented that this will help increase literacy of the general
public and because TVUP must lead by example.
The Survey of Producers’ Perception of Most
Viewed OERs in TVUPOn Open Educational Resources as Materials in TVUP
All 22 resource persons were very satisfied and positively commented on the
usefulness of the OER materials. They showed their support and commitment in the
production and creation of the OER materials. They use their OER materials in their
classes, their talks in conferences, symposia and in their training session. All 22
resource persons highly recommended that TVUP should continue in producing
OERs of National Scientists, National Artists, scientists, artists, and social
scientist.
They highly recommended that the experts and scholars of other higher education
institutions who are known nationally and internationally for their contribution to
their fields of study, produce OERs for TVUP. They have reiterated in their
comments that as a national university funded by the people’s taxes it is expected
that through TVUP the university be active in producing OERs that must be
shared.They also commented that this will help increase literacy of the general
public and because TVUP must lead by example.
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AAOU International Accreditation System for Quality Assurance ofTechnology Mediated and Technology Enhanced Education in these Digital Age
•Innovation Centers
•Creativity Centers
•Literacy Centers
•Social Entrepreneurship Movement
•Learning Commons Spaces
•Sharing Digital Repositories
•Use of OERs
•Production of OERs
•Practice of MOOCs as OERs
•Establish a Platform for Philippine MOOCs Lead by CHED through SUCS and LUCS and UPOU
•Partnerships and Networking Conferences, Conventions, Summits, Symposia, Fora and workshops in a world that is consistently changing
•Building a culture of Sharing and Life Long Learning
•Joining the movement of the Alliance of Professors for Humanity AP4HUM+
CULTURE OF SHARING FOR
TEACHING AND LEARNING IN
HIGHER EDUCATION
CULTURE OF SHARING FOR
TEACHING AND LEARNING IN
HIGHER EDUCATION
Alliance of Professors for Humanity
AP4HUM+
Alliance of Professors for Helping U Me plus All