Reaching new target groups through open and online education
| Published | November 2015 |
| Periodical | Pages 27-33 |
| Publisher | SURFnet |
| Editors | Baas, Marjon · van Hees, Janina · Jacobi, Ria · Schuwer, Robert · Ouwehand, Martijn · de Vries, Fred · van der Woert, Nicolai |
| Country | Netherlands |
ABSTRACT
Open and online education can be effectively applied to ‘new’ target groups in both the undergraduate and postgraduate segments. Amongst other resources, these target groups require tailored, flexible education formats, individual learning pathways, more accessible lifelong learning programmes and the opportunity to keep abreast of rapidly developing fields. This article describes institutions’ efforts to adapt to these developments on the basis of one case study from the higher professional education sector, and two case studies on education at research universities.| Keywords | accessibility · Deep Learning · higher education · · online open education |
| Refereed | Yes |
| Rights | by/3.0/nl |
| URL | https://www.surf.nl/binaries/content/assets/surf/en/knowledgebase/2015/trend-report-open-and-online-education-2015.pdf |
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