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Page 1: What EMMA stands for?
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What Emma stands for?

A MOOCs Platform?

A Learning Management System?

A MOOCs Aggregator?NO

Emma is

anExciting Multilingual Learning Experience

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… the Emma objectives?

Ensuring advanced services to newcomers

Creating a pan-European brand

Providing multilingual accessto European Moocs

The Project Coordinator

MOOCs Expertise and knowledge

Monitoring Services, Tracking and Learning Analytics

Translation/transcription Services

Hosting and Communication services

What we offer?

The Partners

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Becoming an Emma Partner. Reason why:

Emma is a research-based project aiming at exploring the

new frontier

Emma supports diversity in pedagogical approaches

Emma promotes cross-cultural learning

Emma offers personalization of learning-paths

Emma supports your learning

EMMA is open to:NGOs

Universities

Cultural institutions

Corporate initiatives

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Multiple languages

Italian, French, Spanish, Catalan,

Portuguese, Estonian,

Dutch

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Translate

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English as a linguistic bridge

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tion Three comparative evaluation measures:

• Bilingual Evaluation Understudy (BLEU)

• Real Time (RTF) required to review automatic translations from video transcriptions

• Words per minute (WPM) when reviewing the translation of documents

Language pairs EMMA –

BLEU

Google -

BLEU

RTF (30) WPM (7)

Dutch → English 41.6 33.4 12.2 15.5

English →

Spanish

42.5 39.0 17.8 -

Italian → English 46.9 27.9 17.2 25.2

Portuguese →

English

47.6 45.4 5.8 -

Spanish →

English

28.2 27.6 8.9 19.3

Translation comparative evaluation

Emma translation service is better than Google!

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Emma Interactive features

Virtual classroomPersonal Blog CoursebookAnnotationSystem

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Learning Data and Feedback Loop

Learning interactions:

• Page visits

• Interactive activities

• Assessment

Learning profile:

• Enrolled – enrolled and

accessed materials five times

• Observer – accessed

materials more than five times

• Contributor – interacted with

the content

Learning Analytics Survey

Students profiling

• Registration form

• Entry form

Expectations

• Expectations questionnaire

Evaluation

• Evaluation questionnaire

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Learning data and Use ProfileL

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Learning interactions

Teacher Dashboard

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Learning data and User ProfilesU

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Education

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Thanks to Italian CINECA, the Jtel-Emma Summerschool 2015 edition got its own badge!

Open Badges is a new online standard to recognizeand verify learning.A digital badge is an online representation of a skillyou’ve earned. Open Badges allows you to verify yourskills, interests and achievements through credibleorganizations. Display your badges wherever you wantthem on the web, and share them for employment,education or lifelong learning.

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Emma: World Users

Users PROJECT GEO representation 2014-15

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Growth of MOOCs 2015

Source: Class Central

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MOOC per Provider

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The European MOOC market

openeducationeuropa.eu

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The value of MOOC market

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Three Policy paradigms emerge

Economic: where openness means freeing up the educationmarket and removing some of the traditional obstacles, creating new job and business opportunities.

Democratic: where openness is interpreted as a way ofdemocratizing access to higher education, exerting culturalsoft power in parts of the world where there is less protectionfor human rights.

European: The Europeanisation issue is intend in terms ofproviding a response to a USA-led model of education. Thisis why branding and marketing are key issues, as these definethe power of platforms like Coursera, Edx, Udacity, becauseleading brands gain the top positions in online learning rankingsas well. This scenario seems to hinge on the Europe vsplatform debate; i.e. for or against the adoption of protectionistpolicies.

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Your MOOC Signpost in Europe