AL: Content Tagging
Open edX Content Tagging
Flexibility - Abstracting out the taxonomy concept as a separate authorable entity in the platform
Versioning - taxonomies change over time
Multi-alignment - multiple taxonomies associated with a single course/library
Portability - transport across MOOC instances
Product memo with incremental needs based on Credo's work
Open Learning Initiative @ Stanford Semantic Tagging requirements (2014)
Learning objective = what student will be able to do by the end of the module
Learning objective contains skills (sub-objectives)
Skill = discrete concept or knowledge component, actionable for instructors
OLI courses have 30-50 learning objectives and 100-1,000 skills
Resource Tagging (2014) for Open Learning Initiative
Tags to associate with course resources in a many-to-many relationship
Categories of tags
Tags and categories have names and descriptions
Tags not in tracking events, but sent with course exports
Use cases
OLI's learning objectives and skills
MIT's Backstage with learning objective graph and relationships
Content library filtering
Adaptive
xBlock Asides proposed in contrast to Stanford's generic framework