Technological advances give teachers new opportunities to share their teaching materials to a wider user community and even run online teaching sessions. However, opening up learning and teaching is also challenging and raises many technical, legal and cultural questions.
Open Education is education that often takes place using digital technology. The aim is to expand access to and participation in learning by lowering barriers and increasing its accessibility, supply and learner-centeredness.
Expert panel in Open Education
The expert panel in Open Education has the task of promoting and discussing issues concerning Open Education in Finnish higher education by, for example, writing recommendations and policies and updating terminology and holding events on Open Education.
- Aino Helariutta (Laurea)
- Anna Lindfors (CSC)
- Terhi Kaipainen (XAMK)
- Mira Juppi (Savonia)
- Minna Fred (Haaga-Helia)
- Minna Niemi-Grundström (TAU)
- Mai Tallgren (Finnish National Agency for Education)
- Marjo Vallittu (JYU)
- Matleena Laakso (freelancer)
The secretary for the panel is Ilmari Jauhiainen (TSV).
- Members of the expert panel (Invalid email addresses and associated names will be removed from the group's membership records)
- Memorandums from expert panel meetings (in Finnish)
Working groups
Oppimisen ja oppimateriaalien avoimuuden linjauksen päivittäminen (roughly: Updating the Policy for Open Education and Educational Resources
Person in charge: Ilmari Jauhiainen (TSV)
Oppimisen vertaistuki (roughly: Peer support for Open Education)
Person in charge: Terhi Kaipainen (XAMK)
Avoimen oppimisen MOOC (roughly: Open Education MOOC).
Person in charge: Marjo Vallittu (JYU)
Avointen oppimateriaalien kuratointi ja vertaisarviointi (roughly: Curation and peer review of Open Educational Resources)
Person in charge: Mira Juppi (Savonia)
Participate
Participate in the expert panel/a working group by filling in the registration form (external link, in Finnish). Invalid email addresses and associated names will be removed from the group's membership records.
Please, note that expert panel work is mainly carried out in Finnish.
