Re-purposing MOOCs and OER for academic credit in the UK using the Work Based and Integrated Studies programme at the University of Chester
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Talbot, JonAffiliation
University of ChesterPublication Date
2015-08-17
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The chapter reviews the development of MOOCs and their relationship with formal learning (ie accredited) frameworks and qualifications. It cites a case study where the use of a flexible Work based learning framework enables accreditation for MOOC learning.Citation
Talbot, J. (2015). Re-purposing MOOCs and OER for academic credit in the UK using the Work Based and Integrated Studies programme at the University of Chester. In S. Reushle, A. Antonio, & M. Keppell (Eds.), Open Learning and Formal Credentialing in Higher Education: Curriculum Models and Institutional Policies (pp. 120-142). IG Global.Publisher
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