Implementation of the project in the partner countries

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Implementation of the project in the partner countries Wolfgang Müskens Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg FOLIE 1

Equivalence Check Definition A systematic comparison of learning outcomes from (two) different qualifications. Target: Identification of equivalent (not identical) learning units Equivalence with regard to content and level Usually performed by an independent expert FOLIE 2

Equivalence Check Qualification in Partner country A Qualification in Partner country B Module A Module 1 Module B Module 2 Module C Module 3 Module Module FOLIE 3

Basis of the Equivalence Check Learning outcomes, level assessments and workload of each module of each vocational qualification of each partner country Vocational Qualification Module A - Learning Outcomes - Level - Workload Module B - Learning Outcomes - Level - Workload Module C - Learning Outcomes - Level - Workload FOLIE 4

Learning outcomes of a module: An example from Innovation Management Module: New Technologies Learning Outcome 1: The learners are able to explain the topics green house effect,, climate change, and electrical power supplies Learning Outcome 2: The learners are able to develop suggestions to counteract the mobility demands in their own country Learning Outcome 3: The learners are familiar with the idea of sustainability and can explain the resulting dilemma Learning Outcome 4: The learners are able to conceptualise a project scenario of electromobility in the context of sustainability Learning Outcome 5: The learners are familiar with technology impact assessment FOLIE 5

Which information resources are required? All Learning Outcomes should be based on evidence. Evidence might be: Learning documents and examination Interviews with alumni Interviews with trainers or teachers FOLIE 6

Learning Documents and Examinations as a basis for learning outcome descriptions For each module or learning unit: Examination tasks Examinations answers Textbooks Trainers presentations Students portfolios Students homework FOLIE 7

Basis of the Equivalence Check Vocational Qualification Module A - Learning Outcomes - Level - Workload Module B - Learning Outcomes - Level - Workload Module C - Learning Outcomes - Level - Workload FOLIE 8

Level assessment Module A (Partner Country A) Equal level or not? Module 1 (Partner Country B) An instrument for the comparison of levels of learning units based on learning outcomes: Module Level Indicator (MLI) Basis: European Qualifications Framework for LLL (EQF) FOLIE 9

FOLIE 10 Level Assessment with MLI

Aggregation of MLI items 51 MLI items (indicators) 9 MLI Scales Scope and Actuality Critical appreciation Interdisciplinarity Problem Solving Skills Relation to Practice Creativity and Innovation Autonomy MLI Total Score (=Level of the Module) Communication Awareness of ethical and social issues FOLIE 11

Scales of the MLI Module Level Indicator Knowledge Scope and Actuality Critical appreciation Interdisciplinarity Skills Problem Solving Skills Competence Autonomy Communication Awareness of ethical and social issues Relation to Practice Creativity and Innovation FOLIE 12

Scales of the MLI - Examples of Items Knowledge Module Level Indicator Scope and Actuality The module contains at least some in-depth knowledge on the actual state of research within the domain. Critical appreciation The module provides an awareness for the limits of the knowledge acquired. Interdisciplinarity The module contains interdisciplinary topics, requiring knowledge from different domains. Skills Problem Solving Skills The learning objectives or examination questions require comprehensive cognitive of practical skills. Relation to Practice The module provides knowledge with immediate practical usability. FOLIE 13

Scales of the MLI - Examples of Items Competence Module Level Indicator Autonomy The module contains learning objectives implying non-predictable changes. Communication The Learners have demonstrated their ability to communicate their understanding of the domain to other learners. Awareness of ethical and social issues When solving problems, the learners take into account interests of others and show solidarity with people affected by the solutions. FOLIE 14

FOLIE 15 Level Assessment with MLI

Level Comparison Module A Qualification A Module 1 Qualification B FOLIE 16

Inview based completion of the MLI Central Questions of the first part of the interview Which courses, seminars, workshops, lectures, lessons belong tho the learning unit? How is the learning process structured? E-Learing, blended learning, attendance learning Self-structured or self-organized learning periods? Which kind of assesssment of learning results is used? written or oral examinations assignments or essay assessments project tasks or practical trainings How are the grades aggregated into the final grade(s)? Are there any annual, intermediate or final examinations? FOLIE 17

Interview based completion of the MLI Central Questions of the first part of the interview What kind of performance of the learners is expected? attendance or active contribution? Which learning material do the learners use? textbooks, lecture notes or scientific articles? Who is engaged in the learning process? Teachers or lecturers? Practioners or experts? Clients or patients? Are there any products of the learning process? Learning diaries, portfolios, presentations? reports, essays, audiovisual media? FOLIE 18

Basis of the Equivalence Check Vocational Qualification Module A - Learning Outcomes - Level - Workload Module B - Learning Outcomes - Level - Workload Module C - Learning Outcomes - Level - Workload FOLIE 19

How to asses the workload of learning units optional estimation procedures Empirical survey: interviews with learners/questionnaires problem: high effort Estimations by teachers/trainers problems: possibly imprecise assessments indirect estimation by comparison with university programme problem: possibly imprecise, if workload assessment in the university programme was imprecise FOLIE 20

Contact Carl-von-Ossietzky-Universität Oldenburg 26111 Oldenburg http://www.anrechnung.uni-oldenburg.de Dr. Wolfgang Müskens wolfgang.mueskens@uni-oldenburg.de FOLIE 21

Results of the MLI 8 LF 4.1 "Developing an occupational self image" 7 6,55 6 5 5,03 4,44 5,63 4,7 5,51 4,77 4 3,42 3,83 3,78 3 2 1 0 FOLIE 22