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Gary Matkin, University of California, IrvineTRANSCRIPT
Sustainability as Imperative: The Unavoidable Future for OCW
Gary W. Matkin, Ph.D., Dean of Continuing Education, University of California Irvine
OCWC Global 2010
INCREASING DEMAND & THE “IRON TRIANGLE
ACCESS
QUALIT
Y
COST
INCREASING DEMAND & THE “IRON TRIANGLE”
ACCESS
QUALIT
Y
COST
More Rigorous Standards
Higher Levels of
Accountability
More Transparency
Greater Consumer Demands
MORE RIGOROUS STANDARDS, INCREASED ACCOUNTABILITY, AND TRANSPARENCY OER and OCW will serve the demand for
greater accountability in higher education
MORE RIGOROUS STANDARDS, INCREASED ACCOUNTABILITY, AND TRANSPARENCY
ACCOUNTABILITY AND THE REQUIREMENT FOR OCW Texas State Law
H.B. No. 2504: Section 51.974. “Each institution of higher education, other than a medical and dental unit, shall make available to the public on the institution’s Internet website the following information for each undergraduate classroom course offered for credit by the institution.”
MORE RIGOROUS STANDARDS, INCREASED ACCOUNTABILITY, AND TRANSPARENCY
Content Management System
DigitalRights
Management
Course Authorin
g Tool
Learning Assessmen
tData
Sources of Content
1. Material from Content Management System
2. Teacher Created• VOP• Flash• Print
3. Open Material
4. Proprietary Material
5. University Owned Material
Course(Learning Object)
Students
CONTINUOUS IMPROVEMENT CYCLE
ImprovementContinuous
OER AND OCW AS NATIONAL POLICY
OER AND OCW AS NATIONAL POLICY
OER AND OCW MOVEMENTS HAVE ACHIEVED THE “TIPPING POINT” OCWC course inventory exceeds 13,000 Video lectures/materials on iTunes have
been downloaded over 100 million times YouTube has recorded over 300 million
downloads
Gary W. Matkin, Ph.D.Dean, Continuing
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