Personalisation in MOOCs: a critical literature review
Personalisation in MOOCs: a critical literature review
The advent and rise of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) have brought many issues to the area of educational technology. Researchers in the field have been addressing these issues such as pedagogical quality of MOOCs, high attrition rates, and sustainability of MOOCs. However, MOOCs personalisation has not been subject of the wide discussions around MOOCs. This paper presents a critical literature survey and analysis of the available literature on personalisation in MOOCs to identify the needs, the current states and efforts to personalise learning in MOOCs. The findings illustrate that there is a growing attention to personalisation to improve learners’ individual learning experiences in MOOCs. In order to implement personalised services, personalised learning path, personalised assessment and feedback, personalised forum thread and recommendation service for related learning materials or learning tasks are commonly applied.
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Sunar, Ayse Saliha
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Abdullah, Nor Aniza
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White, Su
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Davis, Hugh
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11 February 2016
Sunar, Ayse Saliha
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Abdullah, Nor Aniza
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White, Su
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Davis, Hugh
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Sunar, Ayse Saliha, Abdullah, Nor Aniza, White, Su and Davis, Hugh
(2016)
Personalisation in MOOCs: a critical literature review.
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Zvacek, Susan, Restivo, Maria Teresa, Uhomoibhi, James and Helfert, Markus
(eds.)
Computer Supported Education.
(Communications in Computer and Information Science, 583)
Berlin, DE.
Springer Cham, .
(doi:10.1007/978-3-319-29585-5_9).
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The advent and rise of Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) have brought many issues to the area of educational technology. Researchers in the field have been addressing these issues such as pedagogical quality of MOOCs, high attrition rates, and sustainability of MOOCs. However, MOOCs personalisation has not been subject of the wide discussions around MOOCs. This paper presents a critical literature survey and analysis of the available literature on personalisation in MOOCs to identify the needs, the current states and efforts to personalise learning in MOOCs. The findings illustrate that there is a growing attention to personalisation to improve learners’ individual learning experiences in MOOCs. In order to implement personalised services, personalised learning path, personalised assessment and feedback, personalised forum thread and recommendation service for related learning materials or learning tasks are commonly applied.
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Published date: 11 February 2016
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Ayse Saliha Sunar
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Nor Aniza Abdullah
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Su White
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Hugh Davis
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Susan Zvacek
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Maria Teresa Restivo
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James Uhomoibhi
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Markus Helfert
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