Institutional development · Teaching, learning and curriculum · Indonesia
IPB University sets common digital standard as it readies 576 courses for digital formats
IPB University in Bogor is preparing about 576 courses for digital formats and has developed the IPB Digital Core Standard as a shared framework for its faculties and schools.
Why it matters: For IPB's faculties and schools, digitising about 576 courses will proceed under one shared framework, with success to be judged on quality and engagement as well as volume.
IPB University has launched a digitisation programme preparing approximately 576 courses for development into digital formats, according to its Vice Rector for Education and Student Affairs, Prof Deni Noviana.
The university said it has developed the IPB Digital Core Standard as a common framework intended to make implementation systematic and consistent across all faculties and schools, built around a 'digital by design' concept.
Speaking at a digital course workshop on IPB's Dramaga campus in Bogor, Prof Deni said success will be measured not only by the number of courses digitised but also by content quality, alignment with learning outcomes, student engagement and impact on educational quality.
Editor’s view
Sarah Williamson, Teaching, Digital and AI Editor
IPB's faculties and schools are the units the new standard is designed to cover. If the university applies the success measures its vice rector described, then progress on the roughly 576 courses would be judged on content quality, alignment with learning outcomes and student engagement, not only on how many courses have been converted.
