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The impact of a research-based institutional strategy for opening Up educational practices: the case of the MOOC-Maker Project

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The MOOC-Maker project aimed to research on initiatives related to the development of management capacities in massive open online courses (MOOC). This paper presents the main experiences of the partner institutions in the MOOCMaker project and describes the improvements achieved by the partner institutions in what concerns the design, development, and implementation ofMOOC as a result of the research-based approach used in the project. In terms of methodology, we used content analysis of the different deliverables produced in the framework of the MOOC-Maker project and of the data retrieved from a dedicated survey sent to all partners. The paper elaborates on the definition, evolution, and major trends of MOOC, and open education, with particular emphasis on Latin America, characterizes the partner institutions, presents the main outcomes of the project, and finally, states a series of recommendations for quality improvement regarding the different phases of the MOOC production cycle: institutional planning, learning design, quality assurance, and certification procedures.

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Produção científica realizada no âmbito da atividade do projeto internacional MOOC-Maker Project financiado pela Comissão Europeia Erasmus + Key Action 2: Capacity-building in the field of Higher Education EAC/A04/2014.

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MOOC Open education Open educational practices Pedagogical innovation

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Cabral P., Paz J., Teixeira A. (2020) The Impact of a Research-Based Institutional Strategy for Opening up Educational Practices: The Case of the MOOC-Maker Project. In: Rehm M., Saldien J., Manca S. (eds) Project and Design Literacy as Cornerstones of Smart Education, pp.53-66, Springer, Singapore. DOI:10.1007/978-981-13-9652-6_5

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