Introduction to Design, Delivery, and Assessment in ODDE: Theories, Research, and Practices to Guide ODDE Design and Assessment

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This chapter overviews the 14 chapters in Part 7 of the handbook, which are focused on the design, delivery, and assessment of open, online, and digital learning. While the chapters address a wide variety of factors relevant to ODDE, I discuss several common themes, including evidence for the effectiveness of ODDE, standards to guide effective ODDE design, assessment and credentialing of ODDE learning, and the need for future research to move beyond studying individual factors (micro level) in higher education. Finally, I conclude with a call to how we can design the future of ODDE, including first, seeking to understand systemic nature of learning; second, embracing the sociocultural nature of learning, and third, utilizing the full repertoire of diverse scholarship methods to develop knowledge in our field.

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West, R. E. (2023). Introduction to Design, Delivery, and Assessment in ODDE: Theories, Research, and Practices to Guide ODDE Design and Assessment. In Handbook of Open, Distance and Digital Education (pp. 1149–1158). Springer Nature. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-2080-6_89

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