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The Impact of Open Education on Student Outcomes
An overview of which learner outcomes get tracked in open education, how they are measured, and why comparing results across courses and settings is so hard.
Learners and Teachers
What results are measured for learners and how solid the evidence is.
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An overview of which learner outcomes get tracked in open education, how they are measured, and why comparing results across courses and settings is so hard.
How choice of materials, pace and entry points can help learners pursue goals a fixed course may not allow, seen from the learner's side, with honest limits.
What does student success mean beyond grades? A practical look at how learners and teachers can define success, choose measures and track progress honestly.
A focused look at grades and test results in open education: how they are compared, what can distort them, and what they can and cannot tell you.
Wider definitions of student success in open education, including progress, confidence and later opportunities, and why each is harder to measure than grades.
Which claims about open education and student outcomes have supporting data, which are only assumed, and what good evidence would need to show.
A map of the published work on open education and student outcomes: the main themes, the kinds of studies involved, and the gaps researchers keep pointing to.
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