Where Have We Come From and Where Are We Going? Learning the Lessons and Disseminating Exemplary Practices from the Projects of the NSDL

我们从哪里来，又要去哪里？

• 批准号: 0946953
• 负责人: Flora McMartin
• 金额: --
• 依托单位: Broad-based Knowledge
• 依托单位国家: 美国
• 项目类别: Standard Grant
• 财政年份: 2009
• 资助国家: 美国
• 起止时间: 2009-04-01 至 2013-03-31
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=0946953&HistoricalAwards=false
• 关键词: Where; Come; Going; Learning; Lessons

This project is creating an open knowledge collection of promising practices and lessons learned from the work to date on the development of NSDL. This rich, dynamic resource consists of: i) reflections, stories and recollections (formal and informal) about what participants learned; and ii) an annotated bibliography of articles, papers, presentations associated with various NSDL projects. The project is using an open mechanism (wiki technology and the KEEP Toolkit) for collecting, creating and sharing the knowledge it is accruing; and by its very nature it is disseminating this knowledge to NSDL's communities, as well as the larger digital library and technology enhanced learning communities. Through an ethnographic approach the project seeks to identify and highlight the full range of experiences of the NSDL community. Two particular elements of the project speak to its intellectual merit. First is the team of investigators who have extensive experience with the NSDL and bring their individual backgrounds in technology and evaluation, along with their relationships with past and current funded NSDL projects. Second is that the project exploits social networking tools and mechanisms to collect and organize the stories and experiences of those involved with building the NSDL. The broader impacts of the project lie in sharing the NSDL "story" beyond the initial NSDL community of projects, to wield an influence on the future direction of other large-scale technology enhanced learning initiatives involving multiple institutions and collaborative projects. Examples of such efforts include those being undertaken by the Open Educational Resources movement supported by the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation and other nascent cyberinfrastructure projects underway at NSF.

该项目正在创建一个开放的知识集合，其中包括迄今为止在NSDL开发工作中取得的有希望的做法和经验教训。这一丰富、动态的资源包括：i)关于参与者所学知识的反思、故事和回忆(正式和非正式)；ii)与各种NSDL项目相关的文章、论文和演示文稿的带注释的参考书目。该项目使用一种开放的机制(维基技术和Keep工具包)来收集、创造和分享其积累的知识；其本质是将这些知识传播给NSDL的社区以及更大的数字图书馆和技术增强型学习社区。通过人种学方法，该项目试图确定和突出NSDL社区的各种经验。该项目的两个特殊元素说明了它在智力上的价值。首先是研究人员团队，他们对NSDL有着丰富的经验，并带来了他们在技术和评估方面的个人背景，以及他们与过去和当前资助的NSDL项目的关系。其次，该项目利用社交网络工具和机制来收集和组织那些参与构建NSDL的人的故事和经验。该项目更广泛的影响在于，在最初的NSDL项目社区之外分享NSDL的“故事”，对涉及多个机构和协作项目的其他大型技术增强型学习倡议的未来方向施加影响。这种努力的例子包括威廉和弗洛拉·休利特基金会支持的开放教育资源运动正在进行的努力，以及国家科学基金会正在进行的其他新生的网络基础设施项目。