OpenVM MOOCs: a design for self-regulated learning

This paper presents the design of two miniMOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) Autonomy-driven learning and Self-Regulated Learning (SRL), developed in the Open Virtual Mobility MOOC. The design is based on two concepts: microlearning and SRL. All the MOOC elements were designed to support SRL. From...

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Main Authors: Antonella Poce, Francesca Amenduni
Format: Article
Language:Spanish
Published: Universidad de las Islas Baleares 2021-03-01
Series:Edutec
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Online Access:https://www.edutec.es/revista/index.php/edutec-e/article/view/1971
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spelling doaj-5f04779e19f0489e86b26d9c70dda4de2021-03-27T00:28:17ZspaUniversidad de las Islas BalearesEdutec1135-92502021-03-017510.21556/edutec.2021.75.1971OpenVM MOOCs: a design for self-regulated learningAntonella Poce0Francesca Amenduni1UNIMORE University of Modena Reggio EmiliaRoma Tre UniversityThis paper presents the design of two miniMOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) Autonomy-driven learning and Self-Regulated Learning (SRL), developed in the Open Virtual Mobility MOOC. The design is based on two concepts: microlearning and SRL. All the MOOC elements were designed to support SRL. From a descriptive and quantitative approach, the research aims to explore participants' satisfaction and their perception on the supporting roles of the miniMOOC for SRL. Data was collected through an online survey through which 375 answers were collected. Results show the general satisfaction of learners with the MOOC design. As for the SRL design gamification and visualization of pathways were more relevant for certain SRL phases such as monitoring learning. OER and related quizzes were useful for all SRL phases. Quizzes especially supported self-reflection. Open Badges supported the forethought phase of SRL. Social elements such as forums and eportfolios obtained the lowest rates in relation to support of SRL. The paper concludes with recommendations for educational research and MOOCs design. https://www.edutec.es/revista/index.php/edutec-e/article/view/1971virtual mobilityopen virtual mobilityMOOCself-regulated learninglearning design
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author Antonella Poce
Francesca Amenduni
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OpenVM MOOCs: a design for self-regulated learning
Edutec
virtual mobility
open virtual mobility
MOOC
self-regulated learning
learning design
author_facet Antonella Poce
Francesca Amenduni
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title OpenVM MOOCs: a design for self-regulated learning
title_short OpenVM MOOCs: a design for self-regulated learning
title_full OpenVM MOOCs: a design for self-regulated learning
title_fullStr OpenVM MOOCs: a design for self-regulated learning
title_full_unstemmed OpenVM MOOCs: a design for self-regulated learning
title_sort openvm moocs: a design for self-regulated learning
publisher Universidad de las Islas Baleares
series Edutec
issn 1135-9250
publishDate 2021-03-01
description This paper presents the design of two miniMOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) Autonomy-driven learning and Self-Regulated Learning (SRL), developed in the Open Virtual Mobility MOOC. The design is based on two concepts: microlearning and SRL. All the MOOC elements were designed to support SRL. From a descriptive and quantitative approach, the research aims to explore participants' satisfaction and their perception on the supporting roles of the miniMOOC for SRL. Data was collected through an online survey through which 375 answers were collected. Results show the general satisfaction of learners with the MOOC design. As for the SRL design gamification and visualization of pathways were more relevant for certain SRL phases such as monitoring learning. OER and related quizzes were useful for all SRL phases. Quizzes especially supported self-reflection. Open Badges supported the forethought phase of SRL. Social elements such as forums and eportfolios obtained the lowest rates in relation to support of SRL. The paper concludes with recommendations for educational research and MOOCs design.
topic virtual mobility
open virtual mobility
MOOC
self-regulated learning
learning design
url https://www.edutec.es/revista/index.php/edutec-e/article/view/1971
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