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Overview of the ROER4D project Global Congress
Cheryl Hodgkinson-Williams
12 December 2013
Breakwater Lodge, Cape Town
9 December 2013
Research on Open Educational Resources (OER) for Development
in the Global South
In what ways, and under what circumstances can the adoption of OER address the increasing demand for accessible, relevant, high-quality and affordable post-secondary education in the Global South?
Funding: International Development Research Centre (IDRC) & Open Society Foundation (OSF)
3 year project (27 Aug 2013-27 Aug 2016)
CAD 2 million
3 Regions South America Sub-Saharan Africa Central & South East Asia
12 projects in 7 clusters
IDRCOSF
Built upon the prior OER Asia project funded by the IDRC. 1st meeting Chiangmai, Thailand
Prof Raj Dhanarajan
(Penang, Malaysia)OER Asia Project
Planning Committee
Dr Patricia Arinto(Associate Professor & Dean)
Prof Cheryl Hodgkinson-Williams(Associate Professor )Prof Fred Mulder
(Former VC, Emeritus Professor & UNESCO OER Chair)
Ms Carolina Rossini(IP Contracts lawyer)Dr Savithri Singh(College Principal)
Dr Matthew Smith(IDRC)
Prof Stavros Xanthopoylos(Director FGV)
Proposal Process – Call •Jul 2012: Targeted by Planning Group
1st round •Oct 2012: Proposals submitted & evaluated by the Planning Group
2nd round •Jan 2013: Invited to present at F-2-F meeting in Jakarta
Proposal •May 2013: Submit proposal to IDRC
Grant •Aug 2013: IDRC awards grant
ROER4D Four expected outcomes Build an empirical knowledge base on the use and impact of OER
focusing on post-secondary education – though sharing of data (Open Data)
Develop the capacity of OER researchers (Open Development)
Build a network of OER scholars - through sharing of resources and practices (Open Science)
Communicate research to inform education policy and practice – though open channels (Open Access)
ROER4D Project Summary
Sub -Project South America Sub-Saharan Africa
Central & South East Asia
#1: OER Literature Review Brazil, Chile, Colombia
Ghana, Kenya, South Africa
India, Indonesia, Malaysia
#2: OER Survey 3 of Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Peru
3 of Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, Uganda
3 of India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mongolia
#3, #4: Academics’ adoption of OER
- South Africa India
#5, #6, #7: Teacher educators’ adoption of OER
Colombia - India, Malaysia
#8: OER adoption in one country
- - Mongolia
#9, #10: OER Impact Studies
Chile TBA TBA
#11 & #12: Educational Expenditure
5 or 7 of Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Peru, Uruguay
3 of Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, Uganda
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Sub-Project 9 & 10: OER Impact Studies – DFID
Werner Westermann
(Santiago, Chile)* 1 country
Maria NgPI – OER Impact
(Singapore)* 10 projects
Wawasan Open University(Additional +/- R4 million -
DFID)
Prof Fred MulderUNESCO OER Chair
(Netherlands)Mentor, AG
ROER4D Evaluation and Communication
Ricardo RamirezDal BrodheadWendy Quarry
(IDRC DECI-2 Project)
Julius Nyangaga(Kenya)
Charles Dhewa(Zimbabwe)
Mthunzi NxaweSukaina Walji(South Africa)
Open Research – ROER4D intentions to share
Conceptual Framework/s
Methods
Instrument questions
DataAnalysis tools
Findings
Proposal
LiteratureReview
Research process
OER Asia
NEW Open
project
ROER4D Network Team
Funding PartnersDr Matthew Smith
(IDRC)Melissa Hagemann
(OSF)
Network Project Team
Prof Cheryl Hodgkinson-Williams
(Principal Investigator)Dr Patricia Arinto
(Deputy Principal Investigator)Tess Cartmill
(Full-time Project Manager)Thomas King
(Part-time Research Administrator)
Rondine Carstens(Contract Graphic Artist)
Tinashe Makwande(Contract Videographer)
Sue Jacobson(Travel Agent)
UCT SupportProf Danie Visser
(Deputy Vice- Chancellor)(Project signatory)
Keval Harie(Lawyer)
Cheryl Brown / Stephen Marquard
(CET Acting Director/s)Shirley Rix & Leigh
Wentzel(Finance administrators)
Advisory GroupProf Raj Dhanarajan(Former VC & Emeritus
Professor)Prof Fred Mulder
(Former VC & Emeritus Professor)
Ms Carolina Rossini(IP Contracts lawyer)Dr Savithri Singh(College Principal)
Prof Stavros Xanthopoylos(Director FGV)Mentors
Ineke Buskens(Qualitative Research
Consultant)Dr David Porter
(Researcher)Dr George Sciadas
(Statistician)
Evaluation & CommunicationMthunzi NxaweSukaina Walji
Wawasan Project Team
Maria Ng(Principal Investigator – OER
Impact)
Participants’ detailsName Position & Organisation ROER4D Role
Dr Patricia Arinto Associate Professor & Dean, Faculty of Education, University of the Philippines Open University (UPOU)
Deputy Principal InvestigatorMentor, Sub-project 1
Ms Carolina Botero Karisma Foundation, Colombia Lead researcher, Sub-Project 12
Ms Ineke Buskens Research for the Future / Facilitating the Future, Elgin, South Africa
Qualitative data analyst and gender specialist
Ms Rondine Carstens Graphic artist, University of Cape Town, South Africa Graphic artist
Ms Tess Cartmill Project Manager,University of Cape Town, South Africa
Project ManagerAdvisory Group member
Ms Glenda Cox Lecturer, University of Cape Town, South Africa Lead researcher, Sub-Project 4GO-GN PhD student
Dr Daryono Daryono Universitas Terbuka, Jakarta, Indonesia Regional Coordinator - South East Asia, Sub-project 2
Prof Raj Dhanarajan Emeritus Professor, Wawasan Open University, Penang, Malaysia
Advisory Group memberSub-project 1: Literature review - South / South East Asia
Prof Jose Dutra Professor, University of Sao Paulo, Brazil Lead researcher, Sub-Project 2 (Survey across 3 regions)
Participants’ detailsName Position & Organisation ROER4D Role
Ms Mariana Eguren Instituto de Estudios Peruanos (IEP), Lima, Peru Sub-project 1: Literature review - South America
Mr Keval Harie Contracts lawyer, University of Cape Town, South Africa ROER4D Contracts lawyer
Prof Cheryl Hodgkinson-Williams Associate Professor, University of Cape Town, South Africa
Principal InvestigatorMentor, Sub-project 3&4Mentor, Sub-project 10
Mr Guru (गु�रु) Kasinathan Director, IT for Change, Bengaluru, India Lead researcher, Sub-Project 5
Mr Thomas King Researcher, University of Cape Town Research Administrator
Ms Jenny Louw Coordinator: Information Services, SAIDE, Johannesburg, South Africa
Sub-project 1: Literature review - Sub-Saharan Africa
Mr Tinashe Makwande Digital materials developer, University of Cape Town Videographer
Mr Stephen Marquard Former Acting Director - Centre for Educational Technology, University of Cape Town
Provided departmental support for ROER4D Project
Prof Mohan Menon Assistant Vice Chancellor (Academic Support), Wawasan Open University, Penang, Malaysia
Lead researcher, Sub-Project 7
Prof Fred Mulder UNESCO OER Chair and Former VC Open Universiteit Nederland
Mentor, Sub-project 10Advisory Group Member
Participants’ detailsName Position & Organisation ROER4D Role
Ms Maria Ng Singapore Principal investigator Sub-Project 10
Mr Mthunzi Nxawe MEd ICT student, University of Cape Town, South Africa
Part-time evaluator
Ms Judith Pete Part-time lecturer at Catholic University of Eastern Africa and Tangaza University College, Nairobi, Kenya
Regional Coordinator - Africa, Sub-project 2GO-GN PhD student
Ms Carolina Rossini Project Director, Latin America Resource CenterOpen Technology InstituteNew America Foundation
Advisory Group memberMentor, Sub-project 11 & 12
Ms Pilar Saenz Karisma Foundation, Colombia Lead researcher, Sub-Project 6
Dr George Sciadas Statistics Canada, Canada StatisticianMentor, Sub-project 2
Dr Savithri Singh Principal, Acharya Narendra Dev College, University of Delhi, India
Advisory Group memberMentor, Sub-project 5,6 & 7
Dr Matthew Smith Senior Program Officer, IDRC, Ottawa, Canada IDRC Programme ManagerAdvisory Group member
Ms Sukaina Walji E-learning Consultant, Cape Town, South Africa ROER4D Communications advisor
Participants’ detailsName Position & Organisation ROER4D Role
Mr Werner Westermann Director de Asuntos Estudiatiles, Instituto Profesional ProvidenciaSantiago, Chile
Lead researcher, Sub-Project 9
Prof Stavros Xanthopoylos Director & Professor, Fundação Getulio Vargas, Brazil Advisory Group memberMentor, Sub-project 2
Mr Batbold Zagdragchaa Executive Director, New Policy Institute, Mongolia Lead researcher, Sub-Project 8
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Written by Cheryl [email protected] in 2013
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