2015
DOI: 10.1080/1533290x.2014.946350
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Massive Open Online Librarianship: Emerging Practices in Response to MOOCs

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“…In addition to the many hopes for MOOCs and the benefits associated with them, the selected articles Other papers address the topic of licensing and intellectual property from the perspective of academic librarians (e.g., Mune, 2015;Gore, 2014). The business models on which MOOCs are based are important for their sustainability; Porter (2015) describes various models that are used by MOOC platforms and providers ("MOOConomics") and finds that most MOOCs are currently based on a freemium model, in which "a certain amount of a product is available to all, freely, whilst other parts of the product are charged for" (p. 57).…”
Section: Potential-development-world-universities)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition to the many hopes for MOOCs and the benefits associated with them, the selected articles Other papers address the topic of licensing and intellectual property from the perspective of academic librarians (e.g., Mune, 2015;Gore, 2014). The business models on which MOOCs are based are important for their sustainability; Porter (2015) describes various models that are used by MOOC platforms and providers ("MOOConomics") and finds that most MOOCs are currently based on a freemium model, in which "a certain amount of a product is available to all, freely, whilst other parts of the product are charged for" (p. 57).…”
Section: Potential-development-world-universities)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Their research showed how MOOC practices become and should become a natural part of the curricula offered by universities. Scanlon [31] and Mune [32] highlighted that MOOCs are valuable learning and educational initiatives that should be used as default resources in the same way that scientific journals and textbooks are used.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Demikian halnya dengan Mune (2015), mengemukakan bahwa layanan yang dapat diberikan kepada mahasiswa MOOCs: (a) materi keterampilan literasi informasi dan digital dari database berbayar maupun open access; (b) menyediakan layanan referensi virtual, yang tidak membebani pustakawan. Layanan ini harus ada kontrol ataupun pemberian jam layanan referensi disesuaikan dengan kapasitas jumlah pustakawan.…”
Section: Model Pustakawan Embedded Dalam Pembelajaran Moocsunclassified