Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) in Turkey and an Analysis in the Context of Turkish Higher Education

IF 0.1 Q4 EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
Aras Bozkurt, Serpil Koçdar, K. Cagiltay, Sezin Eşfer, Berkan Çelik, Selçuk Karaman, E. Kurşun
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Abstract

Open and distance learning has evolved on the basis of openness philosophy in education and benefited from various approaches to this philosophy. Different MOOC platforms have emerged in Turkey as a reflection of these developments. The main purpose of this study is to examine MOOCs in the context of Turkish higher education. For this purpose, by adopting the qualitative embedded single case design, the Akadema, AtademiX and Bilgeİş MOOC platforms were examined. The findings indicate that MOOCs successfully serve the universal ideals such as offering equal opportunities in education, democratization of education, and liberation of knowledge in Turkey. Besides, MOOCs were found to contribute to adapting to the changes paralleling the transformations in the globalizing world and in the digital knowledge age; strengthening communication and cooperation channels between the society, industry and university; and finally, fostering social justice with an inclusive approach by increasing operational capabilities in diverse educational domains.
土耳其大规模在线开放课程(MOOC)及其在土耳其高等教育背景下的分析
开放和远程教育是在教育开放哲学的基础上发展起来的,并受益于这种哲学的各种方法。土耳其出现了不同的慕课平台,反映了这些发展。本研究的主要目的是考察土耳其高等教育背景下的慕课。为此,通过采用定性嵌入式单案例设计,对Akadema、AtademiX和BilgeïşMOOC平台进行了检查。研究结果表明,慕课成功地服务于普遍理想,如在土耳其提供平等的教育机会、教育民主化和知识解放。此外,MOOC被发现有助于适应全球化世界和数字知识时代的变革;加强社会、行业和大学之间的沟通与合作渠道;最后,通过提高不同教育领域的运作能力,以包容的方式促进社会正义。
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Yuksekogretim Dergisi EDUCATION & EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH-
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