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  1. Imagination & Equity

  2. A group of students learning

  3. 14th Century

  4. Roz Picard

  5. Creative Learning Projects Passion Peers Play

  6. Open as a way to imagine more equitable higher education

  7. Open = Participation

  8. Barriers to participation legal - licenses technical - connectivity socio-cultural - biases financial - real cost

  9. Open institutions

  10. Free ≠ Real Access Online courses don’t teach life success skills Social support is missing

  11. The solution is not (just) a new technology, but an old idea.

  12. Peer 2 Peer Learning Success Open Content & Courses Real People in Real Places

  13. 2015 Chicago Public Library 2016 10 US library systems 2 international pilots 2017 25 library systems (100+ libraries) 3 countries http://p2pu.org

  14. Courses disappearing Paywalls rising Remix/reuse often not allowed

  15. Open communities

  16. Anything you can learn by sitting in a room and listening to someone speak, you can learn better on YouTube.

  17. 6000+ videos 3 Million subscribers 1 Billion views Last two weeks: 25,000 new subscribers 29 Million views

  18. 200 surgeons 64% learned on YouTube

  19. Open credentials

  20. If it can be graded by a computer today, it can be done by a computer tomorrow.

  21. Academic Credentials Largely paper based (or paper inspired) Users are not in control of their achievement record It is too easy to cheat Lack of data

  22. Issuer Recipient (Student) Certificate SHA ………………..………………..………………..………………..………………..

  23. Digital Credentials + Blockchain Users are in control of their achievement record and data Decentralized verification and trust Data-driven public (and private) policy on skills and education Governed openly by a community of higher education institutions Early days > Time to experiment!

  24. A new public university

  25. Stanford accepts 5% Cal State fails 83%

  26. US public education is failing at the top and the bottom

  27. MOOCs = Market-driven Occasional Online Courses

  28. Opportunity for a European approach

  29. Imagining equitable higher education through the lens of open open institutions open communities open credentials building on the great tradition of European public education.

  30. Philipp Schmidt Director of Learning Innovation MIT Media Lab philipp@media.mit.edu @schmidtphi

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