Innovative Pedagogy at Massive Scale: Teaching and Learning in MOOCs
R. Ferguson, and M. Sharples. Open Learning and Teaching in Educational Communities, Springer, (2014)
Abstract
This paper looks at the implications for pedagogy of education at a massive scale. It begins by looking at educational approaches designed or adapted to be effective for large numbers of learners: direct instruction, networked learning, connectivism, supported open learning, and conversational learning at scale. It goes on to identify benefits and challenges of teaching and learning at scale. A grounded approach was used to analyse data from 18 MOOCs run on the UK-based FutureLearn platform. This identified benefits and challenges for learners, for educators and for societ
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%1 ferguson2014innovative
%A Ferguson, Rebecca
%A Sharples, Mike
%B Open Learning and Teaching in Educational Communities
%D 2014
%I Springer
%K MOOCs ODAT education massive pedagogy scale teaching
%P 98--111
%T Innovative Pedagogy at Massive Scale: Teaching and Learning in MOOCs
%U http://oro.open.ac.uk/40787/
%X This paper looks at the implications for pedagogy of education at a massive scale. It begins by looking at educational approaches designed or adapted to be effective for large numbers of learners: direct instruction, networked learning, connectivism, supported open learning, and conversational learning at scale. It goes on to identify benefits and challenges of teaching and learning at scale. A grounded approach was used to analyse data from 18 MOOCs run on the UK-based FutureLearn platform. This identified benefits and challenges for learners, for educators and for societ
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title = {Innovative Pedagogy at Massive Scale: Teaching and Learning in MOOCs},
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