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ODEE

Published on Nov 23, 2015

Starting in 2013, The Ohio State University’s Office of Distance Education and eLearning partnered with the College of Arts and Sciences to create high quality online versions of popular general education courses. These courses were created to allow for flexibility in access for Ohio State students and to engage with high school students via dual enrollment. Since 2013, 26 courses have been developed (with 10-15 more scheduled this year) and the project has expanded to additional colleges and departments within Ohio State. Over 2800 students are enrolled in these online GE courses during Autumn Semester 2015.

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

ODEE

OFFICE OF DISTANCE EDUCATION AND ELEARNING

ODEE.OSU.EDU

OFFICE OF DISTANCE EDUCATION AND ELEARNING
http://odee.osu.edu

Distance education and eLearning at Ohio State are critical components in our mission to lead this university into the future. To say distance education and eLearning have increased significantly in the past five years would be an understatement. Technology now affords us the opportunity to become the land-grant university of the world. It accelerates our community's ability to solve the grand challenges of the 21st Century. It enables new learning programs in our global gateways, creates new partnerships with businesses, and sparks connections to our passionate Ohio State alumni.

Our team is passionate about the role technology can play at Ohio State. We love what we do. Our mission is to provide students on and off campus with an enriched educational experience for a lifetime of learning through technology-ready classrooms, centralized learning systems, innovations in technological pedagogy, and distance education opportunities.

ONLINE.OSU.EDU

http://online.osu.edu

Online degree programs from The Ohio State University. Currently 13 online degree programs are available.

LEARNING SYSTEMS

LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS

AFFORDABLELEARNING.OSU.EDU

http://affordablelearning.osu.edu

Affordable Learning Exchange is a partnership between Ohio State faculty, staff and students exploring ways to address the complex, linked challenges of affordability, access and excellence in teaching and learning at Ohio State.

Projects funded through this initiative will meet these challenges by replacing textbooks and other course materials with alternative, homegrown resources; by sharing publications made available through University Libraries; and by adopting and adapting existing Open Educational Resources (OER) from around the world. Learn more about OER from Creative Commons.

DIGITALBOOKSTORE.OSU.EDU

http://digitalbookstore.osu.edu

eBooks created by OSU faculty, staff, and students.

ITUNES.OSU.EDU

http://itunes.osu.edu - General Information

http://go.osu.edu/itunesu - Direct Link to OSU iTunes U

Free coursework from OSU faculty and staff. Over 4 million downloads since 2012. Over 80 public courses and collections.

INNOVATEU.OSU.EDU

http://innovateu.osu.edu

Free eLearning conference. May 11, 2016. Call for proposals opening soon.

GE ONLINE

General education courses at The Ohio State University.

44,000+ undergraduate students

1000+ General education courses

Undergraduate students at Ohio State, regardless of major, share a common curriculum, the university's General Education program. General Education course work is an integral component of an Ohio State degree, providing graduates the skills, competencies, and breadth of knowledge to become educated, productive citizens.

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GE Online started in 2013 with a focus on creating online sections of popular general education courses at OSU. This would create flexibility for students.

Partnership between the Office of Distance Education and eLearning and the College of Arts & Sciences.

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More and more, OSU students want to study abroad...

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...go home, volunteer, or get jobs during the summer.

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GE Online allows undergraduates to continue their journey to degree via distance learning.

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Collaboration is vital to the GE Online project.

Collaboration and idea sharing between instructional designers and faculty across departments, college, and office lines.

Each lead faculty was assigned an instructional designer.

The faculty own the course and have complete academic freedom to meet the established general education and course objectives.

The instructional designer takes a backwards design approach with elements of universal design for learning to assist the faculty on reaching their goals.

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http://odee.osu.edu/course-development

The OSU distance learning team created a course blueprint to help guide, as well as a template in the LMS based on Quality Matters standards to create an intuitive and aesthetically appealing student experience.

GE ONLINE COURSES

GE Online 2014

Biology 1102
Communication 1100
Economics 2001.01
English 1110.01
History 2201
Math 1116
Math 1151
Math 1152
Political Science 1100
Psychology 1100
Statistics 1450


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GE Online 2015

Art Education 1600
Astronomy 1101
Dance 3401
Economics 2002.01
Environmental Science 2100
Geography 2750
Health Science 2530
History 1151
History 1152
History 2001
History of Art 2001
Public Affairs 2110
Sociology 1101
Statistics 1350
Theatre 2100

GE ONLINE ENROLLMENTS

COLLEGE CREDIT PLUS

Ohio’s new College Credit Plus can help you earn college and high school credits at the same time by taking college courses from community colleges or universities. The purpose of this program is to promote rigorous academic pursuits and to provide a wide variety of options to college-ready students. Taking a college course from a public college or university College Credit Plus is free. That means no cost for tuition, books or fees. If you choose to attend a private college or university, you may have limited costs.

OSU Columbus Freshman Class:

Autumn 2014
7070 Students
18% Rank 1 w/ 0 Hours
60% Rank 1 w/ > 0 Hours
20% Rank 2
2% Rank 3

Rank 2:
Up 3% from Autumn 2013
Up 8% from Autumn 2012
Up 10% from Autumn 2010
Up 14% from Autumn 2006
Up 17% from Autumn 2003

OHIO STATE ACADEMY

http://undergrad.osu.edu/academy/

The Ohio State University Academy offers outstanding high school students the opportunity to enroll in Ohio State classes while still in high school.

The Academy program is the Ohio State implementation of College Credit Plus created by the state of Ohio and is a partnership between Ohio State, the high school, and the student and his or her parents or guardian.

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88 counties in Ohio

615 school districts in Ohio

580,000+ high school students in Ohio

Ohio State University receives about 45,000 freshman applications

Freshman Columbus class = ~7000

Retention rate for first year students = 94%

COLLEGEREADY.OSU.EDU

http://collegeready.osu.edu

College Ready Ohio is an unmatched collaboration among K-12 school districts, higher education, and regional service providers.

This program is designed to foster learning experiences that are engaging, relevant, and will prepare Ohio's high school students to enter higher education with the depth of knowledge and necessary academic experience to be truly successful. Success starts with providing professional development, mobile learning technology, training and digital course materials to high school teachers. Together, we can change Ohio’s classrooms.

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http://collegeready.osu.edu

10 High School Partners

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College Ready Ohio looked to work with and provide programming to a wide variety of school districts in Ohio, thus creating potential models for implementation by like districts.

CRO serves Urban partner schools.

8% of Ohio school districts are in an urban setting.

25% of Ohio students live in these districts.
Photo by joseph a

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Suburban

20% of Ohio school districts are in a suburban setting.

34% of Ohio students live in these districts.

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Rural/Small Town

70% of Ohio school districts are in a small town or rural setting.

41% of Ohio students live in these districts.
Photo by Hobo Matt

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Some College Ready Ohio partner schools (and other schools throughout Ohio) were without modern teaching and learning tools, while other partner schools were leaders. We wanted to create a network across the districts that allowed for peer learning amongst the catalyst teachers. We also wanted schools to learn from those using modern tools as a means for making an implementation/change framework that was poised for success.
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3000+ iPads and MacBooks deployed Fall 2015

The technology is about access and opportunity. Access to modern learning tools, access to the internet, opportunity to collaborate, opportunity to learn digital skills that will follow the student beyond graduation, and access/opportunity to take online college courses from the flagship Ohio university (if they are academically ready) and opportunity to take college courses from other higher education institutions in Ohio.

We created a pilot run of online College Credit Plus courses to districts outside of central Ohio during Autumn 2015.

We are expanding reach each semester across Ohio to provide greater access to those students who are interested and ready.

No cost to the student or their family. College Credit Plus creates a system in which the local school district and the student's high school pays for tuition and instructional materials. The credit the student earns from Ohio State counts towards high school graduation and on their higher education transcript. An innovative approach to college affordability and reducing time to degree.
Photo by Mark Seton