Educational Innovation

Welcome to KERIS!

Future Direction

Introduction to KERIS

Major Services

Contents

Act on Korea Education & Research Information Service

[Act No. 9,414, Enacted on Jan. 21,1999, Amended on Feb. 6, 2009)

Enhancing the quality of education and research by establishing and

operating educational information service system

through survey, collection, and production of information needed for

education and research.

Legal basis

Goals for establishment

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Brief History

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Apr. 1999 KERIS was established

By integrating the Korea Multimedia Education Center and the Korea

Research Information Center

Mar. 2001 Designated as an Education and Research Information Center

Apr. 2002 Designated as the NEIS Central Center

Jul. 2004 Designated as the Central Center for Cyber Home Learning

Jan. 2007 the 1st UNESCO-King Hamad Prize for ICT Use in Education

Apr. 2007 IMS Learning Impact 2007 Platinum Award for Cyber Home

Learning

Feb. 2008 Opened the Education Cyber Security Center

Nov. 2008 Designated as a Body for National Standards Development

Jun. 2009 Designated as Distance Education & Training Support center

Nov. 2010 MOU with World Bank and IDB

Mar. 2011 MOU with UNESCO

Jun. 2011 SMART Education

Organization

5 Divisions, 1 Center , 1 Office & 1 Team

President Office of

Coordination

Comptroller

Management &

Planning Division

Information

Technology

Division

Smart Education

R&D Division

Academic Research

Information Division

Public Relations

Office

<Management slogan> <Campaign slogan> <Corporate Identity>

Global Cooperation

& Policy Research

Center

Educational

Administration

Financial

Information Division

4

Board of

directors

Customer Satisfaction

Project Team

Roles

17 Municipal & Provincial

Offices of Education

180 Local

Offices of

Education

Lower-

Secondary

Schools

Primary

Schools

Upper-

Secondary

Schools Civil Society,

Universities,

Research

Institutes

ICT,

e-Learning

industries

Ministry of Education,

Science and Technology Ministry of Education,

Science and Technology Ministry of Education,

Science and Technology

• Advisor for policy development

• Coordinator for policy implementation

• Think-tank for R/D

• Center for service operation

Roles

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Primary education

Secondary education

5,855 elementary schools

3.3 million students years

6 150 special schools

24,000 students years 12

3,144 middle

schools years 3 General

High school years

3 Vocational high school

Air &Corr. high school

Junior

college years

2 University

Industrial

university

Air & Corr.

University

Cyber

University

Univ. of

education years 4

School System in Korea

2,313 schools, 2million students

2million students

7.3 million students, 420,000 teachers, 11,500 schools

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Higher education (3.35 million students, 73,000 teachers, 220 Universities & 150 colleges)

Projects by Key Indicators

Key indicators

for national education Major KERIS

projects

Major KERIS

projects

교육정보화 정책

R&D 학교정보공시 서비스

인재정책지원 서비스

Fuure School 2030

ICT Use in primary &

secondary education

Administration

Edunet

Kindergarten administration system

e-Portfolio

Cyber Home Learning

Digital textbook

NEIS

R&D of policy

Information disclosure

HR policy

Future School 2030

Expand autonomy/diversity

of school education

Enhance teachers’

professionalism

Resolve educational gaps

& advance children’s education

Strengthen higher education

& research capabilities

Globalize education,

science & technology

Basic source research

& green technology

Globalization

International conference

International cooperation

ODA consulting

ICT Use in higher

education & research

RISS

KOCW

DB license

Security

Standards

Copyright issues

information protection 7

Become the world’s first -class nation

Future Direction

Introduction to KERIS

Major Services

Contents

• Teaching

methods

• Build

infrastructure

(1PC/teacher,

Internet access

Computer lab.)

• LMS/LCMS

• Educate ICT

use at class

• Develop

educational

content

• National

Resources

Sharing

System

(NRSS)

• Digital library

system

• Digital

textbooks

P1: Infrastructure

1 PC per teacher,

Internet connection Educational

Contents

Teaching &

Learning with ICT

Self-directed

learning Intelligent and

Customized learning

• Cyber home

learning

• Teaching and

learning center

(33% teachers

Training / year)

• EBS Video

• Streaming

service

• Digital

textbooks

• Open source

for educational

contents

• Online classes

& assessment

• Clouding

computing

infrastructure

P2: ICT Use in Ed. P3: e-Learning P4: Enhance Service P5: Smart Education

1996 ~ 2000 2001 ~ 2003 2004 ~ 2005 2006 ~ 2010 2011 ~ 2015

Phase

General

Progress

Goal

Master

Plan I

Master

Plan II

Master

Plan III

Master

Plan Ⅳ

Progress of ICT in Education

• EDUNET

• RISS

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Human

Resources

Development

for a

Knowledge-

based Society

EDUNET, the 1st educational portal service

- 6.2 million users (100% of teachers, 30% of students in 2010)

- General educational information service system

- Made for all people to use high quality educational information

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National Teaching-Learning Center for Teachers & Students since 1996

Cyber Home Learning System Internet-based learning service which supports

- Since 2004, G4-G10, 2.9 million students

self-directed learning to make up for school lessons

Reduce educational gap

Reduce cost for private education

Enhance quality of public education

US$200

89%

Elementary Junior high Senior high school

75%

55%

Participation ratio

in private education

Average cost for private

education per student

US$200

US$180 47

2005

46

2006 2007

39

273 Customized content

16

2008 2009 2004

60

2010

2,515 2,094 2,010

6,600 EBS video lectures

56

3

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NEIS, e-Government System

NEIS stands for …

National Education Information System

A Web-based integrated administration

system for Korea’s educational organizations

•Standardizes work process

•e-Government, legal system

•Standardizes document form

•Rule for sharing information

• Provides high quality

educational service • Local working processes

• Local rules and document-forms

• Difficulties in data sharing

•Lots of maintenance cost

•H/W, S/W management

•Need of High end security

181 Offices of Education 11,500 Schools

Local computerized system SIMS

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Conceptual View

Digital

Certifying Org.

USER

MEST

Offices of Education

University

Online Data Release

NEIS School Server (School Affairs)

NEIS Server (General Affairs, Civil Service)

Payroll Emergency Incorpora

tion Education Statistics

User (Teacher)

Service Request

Feed back

Program Modification

User Request Management

User(Citizen)

Parent Service

Certification

Call Center

Issuance

Request

Request

Handling

Results

Academic Affairs

Admission

Student Health Care

Sys. Mgmt. Digital

Certification

Student

Data

Special /lifelong High Middle Elementary

User Info, Common Code, Statistics

Property School Meal Budget

(EduFine) Facilities

Life-long Education

Qualification Exam

Accounting (EduFine)

Academic Affairs

Admission

Student Health Care

Sys. Mgmt.

Academic Affairs

Admission

Student Health Care

Sys. Mgmt.

Academic Affairs

Admission

Student Health Care

Sys. Mgmt.

Audit

Public Release

System Mgmt.

HR Mgmt. Physical Education

Home Edu Supervision

school

KEDI

National Pension/TAX

11 Government Departments

Student

data

Reports

Parent Service

Public Announcement Education

Statistics

Entrance

Info.

Admin. Affairs

Student ‘s record

Admin. Affairs

Staff’s record

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Research Information

Service System : RISS

Collect & Process

RISS

2.0

Union Catalog &

Inter-Library Loan

Thesis &

Dissertation

Journal

Articles

Foreign

Research DB

Video Lectures

& Syllabus

Korea Open

CourseWare

Cost-saving Effect

Produce

Univ. Libraries

NII, Japan

CALIS, China

OCLC, USA

Academic Societies

MEST, KEDI,

KRIVET, etc.

e-Learning Support Center

Univ.. Institutes

Professors

Students

Researchers

& Others

Librarians

Foreign

Universities

Utilize

Enhancing Research Capacity

www.riss4u.net

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Korea Open Course Ware

: KOCW

Search

KOCW Database

MIT OCW,

USA

MERLOT,

USA

edNA,

Australia

LORNET,

CANADA

CORE,

CHINA

OAI-PMH

(Auto Gathering)

Data Gathering

File (Offline Gathering)

OCW Article, Report,

Syllabus

SQI

(Simple Query Interface) Open API

STUDENT USER

10 e-Learning Support Centers

Cyber Universities

Universities

Korea National

Open University

www.kocw.net

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Future Direction

Introduction to KERIS

Major Services

Contents

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Contributing to development of national education

through ICT use in education and research Mission

Vision

Basic

strategic

directions

Establish

creative national

human resources

Secure global

competitive edge

Lead clean &

green IT

Connect Global, Create Future Management

slogan

Support teaching, learning & policy

based on empirical data

Implement digital

teaching & learning

system and

advance

educational

administration

Maximize use of

national research

information and

create support

system for

educational policy

Strengthen

international

cooperation for

global leader

Create safe &

sound cyber

environment

based on clean &

green IT

Goals

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Mission and Goals

Expanding Global Cooperation

e-Learning Consulting

- Infrastructure support

- Training programs (with 16 MPOEs)

Strengthening

International Partnerships

- UNESCO, World Bank, IDB

- ISO/IEC JTC1 SC36, ADL, IMS, etc.

Cooperation with

e-Learning partners

- Int’l and joint seminars

- Collaborative R&D

• Int’l e-Learning Expo & Conference

• MOUs with 20 institutions

Sharing Experiences

Reducing the Digital Divide in Education

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Global Partner for ICT use in

Education, KERIS

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Self-directed

Motivated

Adaptive

Resources enriched

Technology embedded

SMART

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SMART Education

Direction for SMART

Education

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Direction for SMART

Education

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