To combine a MOOC to a regular face-to-face course-A study of three blended pedagogical patterns
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Inproceedings: an article in a conference proceedings.
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To combine a MOOC to a regular face-to-face course-A study of three blended pedagogical patterns
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CEUR Workshop Proceedings
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2019
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Oui
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english
Abstract
Since 2016, the University of Liege (Belgium) has been developing
MOOCs. To be funded, faculty willing to design a MOOC must commit to
making their own local students benefit from this MOOC. The paper describes
3 ways teachers used to fulfil their obligation. In all cases, it went through the
set-up of new blended instructional designs, whose variations are documented
as “pedagogical patterns” candidates. This orderly, visual and comparative
presentation of MOOC/on-campus-course junctions is relevant to lecturers in
search for renewed teaching/learning practice and to staff development units
supporting this pedagogical effort.
MOOCs. To be funded, faculty willing to design a MOOC must commit to
making their own local students benefit from this MOOC. The paper describes
3 ways teachers used to fulfil their obligation. In all cases, it went through the
set-up of new blended instructional designs, whose variations are documented
as “pedagogical patterns” candidates. This orderly, visual and comparative
presentation of MOOC/on-campus-course junctions is relevant to lecturers in
search for renewed teaching/learning practice and to staff development units
supporting this pedagogical effort.
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