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Technology will cause a massive change in the education system.
- Students will no longer write down notes or read from their textbooks as they have computers to do so.
-Teachers might be replaced by technology and this will increase unemployment rates. This could affect the learning of the students as well; they may not perform so well academically without a teacher to explain everything clearly to them.
-If teachers are replaced, schools may no longer be required and home schooling would be more popular as many have access to computers and Internet at home

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Content available to the public free of charge

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-People cannot edit incorrect information or inappropriate material into the content
-Security is maintained and no viruses can be embedded in the content.
-Since it is run by a certain company or group, there is a group of trained employees ready to assist you

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-It is not free of cost, you have to pay to access the information
-Some people might not be comfortable sharing their details with the website to access the content; invasion of privacy
-If the information is incorrect, it cannot directly be edited by anyone

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-No cost to access or edit content
-Available to everyone that has access to the correct technology
-Anyone can edit the information if it is incorrect
Since people can add their own information and ideas, you have a variety of options to look through

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-People may incorrectly edit information
-People could add inappropriate material
-Viruses can be embedded into open content; security is at risk
-You have to take a look at the licence involved; if it is educational fair use there are only certain things you are allowed to do. If it is the creative commons licence, you are free to edit

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Content owned by a certain person, group or company that requires users to pay a licencing fee

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Which will succeed, Open Content or Commercial Content?

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Which will succeed, Open Content or Commercial Content?

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At the moment, open content is used more than commercial content by students as they don't usually want to pay to access certain content. However, this is also due to the fact that we still have textbooks and other hard copy resources that we can refer to. In the future, I believe that textbooks and other hard copy resources won't be used often or possibly not used at all. Most of the content will start appearing online and this will be the way the students learn and gather information for projects and other school related things. When almost all the students are going to use online sources, open content will no longer be a smart option for companies or people as they won't make any money as textbooks are not in use. This will make commercial content succeed and be more popular. If all students are online, people can make money by creating commercial content, requiring the students to pay to access all their textbooks and other information.

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HRE 533 Management of Human Resource Development at University of Illinois

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eLearning Content Management Systems: Open Source vs. Commercial

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This is a midterm presentation for HRE 533 Management of Human Resource Development at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.

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-They can both be used as online textbooks for the students
-Information on both can be used by the students to collect information for projects or to study and practice; question banks
-Teachers may also use question banks from either to make quizzes, tests or exams

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In the future...
- Computers and Internet might replace teachers : With the recent growth of the One Laptop Per Child project, students all over the world might have access to computers and Internet, possibly replacing teachers.
- Open courseware and open textbooks will be the primary source of information; hard copies of textbooks will no longer be used.
-Interactive whiteboards may no longer be used along with projectors; new technology might be created allowing a different method of teaching.