Open Science Happens Somewhere: Exploring the use of Science OER in Schools

djpadula5's bookmarks 2018-08-24

Summary:

"This paper concerns a pilot exploring the use of openly licensed content in secondary schools. Specifically it looks at the use of the Open University’s (OU) OpenScienceLab (OSL) in two remote rural schools in the West Highlands of Scotland. OSL is a series of online experiments openly licensed for anyone to use, they are about learning through experimentation, and are part of a wider OU interest in how to support and develop inquiry based learning at a distance (Scanlon 2012). This area is of particular relevance to Scottish schools, as the underlying pedagogy of Curriculum for Excellence (CfE) promotes interdisciplinary thinking and learning through inquiry (Macintyre 2014)."  

 

Link:

http://oro.open.ac.uk/46390/

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Tags:

oa.oer oa.education oa.case oa.courseware oa.stem oa.open_science

Date tagged:

08/24/2018, 12:17

Date published:

08/24/2018, 08:17