Equity & Access презентация

Flexible Higher Education for the Future we Want. 9th June 2015 – UNESCO, Paris

Idenifying Effective Approaches to Enhancing the Social Dimension of Higher Education

groups – is technology a driver for change?
Can we find examples of technological involvement in interventions that improve equity – is technology supporting change?

Idenifying Effective Approaches to Enhancing the Social Dimension of Higher Education

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multi-national research project, financed by the European Union
focusing on finding and mainstreaming examples of effective grassroots equity interventions
clear emphasis on finding proven results and understanding drivers for success

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Higher Education

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Limits of Current
Approach

Availability of tools

Vision of a
Better future

Incentive to change

DISRUPTIVE INNOVATION
in
EDUCATION

world
no examples of technology driving change
technology supporting change in some instances
technology exacerbating inequality in other instances

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populations
Hackney Community College (East London) – Mental Health
Otago University (New Zealand) – Maori Scholarship Scheme
Working with Structural Disadvantages
Monash University (Australia) – Special Entry Admissions Scheme
The Brilliant Club (UK) – highly abled students
Addressing Cultural Barriers to HE Participation
University of Leiden (Netherlands) – POP-Corner
Chicago School of Professional Psychology (U.S.) – Opportunities for Underrepresented Scholars

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Education

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Descriptions of interventions
Theoretical Frameworks
Analysis of Cases
Replication Resources

continually Updated
over next year

is active on digital media

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to improve targeting, and measure outcomes of interventions

Idenifying Effective Approaches to Enhancing the Social Dimension of Higher Education

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and activities that support interventions

Idenifying Effective Approaches to Enhancing the Social Dimension of Higher Education

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good practice, lowering costs, assisting scaling

Idenifying Effective Approaches to Enhancing the Social Dimension of Higher Education

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Approaches to Enhancing the Social Dimension of Higher Education

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the potential of technology
to improve equity & access
is not being realised

to tools (e.g. MOOC funding)
Connect social entrepreneurship in education more closely with technology incubators
Create a space for experimentation within public institutions

Idenifying Effective Approaches to Enhancing the Social Dimension of Higher Education

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Effective Approaches to Enhancing the Social Dimension of Higher Education

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Association of Institutions in Higher Education (EURASHE)

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