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Category Archives: Open education
Open Content Licensing for Educators Workshop
Image via CrunchBaseThis in from Cable Green: Creative Commons, the OER Foundation and Ako Aotearoa announce an international professional development opportunity for all educators. What: Open content licensing for educators workshop (#OCL4Ed)Where: OnlineWhen: 23 -27 January 2012Cost: Free Registration: Open … Continue reading
Posted in OER, Open education, Open education resources, Open educational resources, Open source
Tagged Open content, UNESCO, WikiEducator
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Open Ed Conf. Keynotes: Cable Green & Philipp Schmidt
Image via CrunchBaseThe Obviousness of Open PolicySpeakers: Cable GreenThe Internet, increasingly affordable computing, open licensing, open access journals and open educational resources provide the foundation for a world in which a quality education can be a basic human right. Yet … Continue reading
Posted in OER, Open education, Open Educational Resource, Open source, policy
Tagged Open content, P2PU
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Openness and Learning Analytics
Image by nep via FlickrSpeakers: John Rinderle Norman BierRevise/Remix can build a 1000 points of OER light. Can these lights converge to fire authentic learning analytics & share-alike data models? Conventional wisdom in the OER community maintains that one of … Continue reading
Posted in analytics, assessment, data, OER, Open education, Open education resources, Open educational resources
Tagged Google, Open content, Open learning
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Open Ed Conference – Keynote speakers Josh Jarrett & Jim Groom
Josh Jarrett at discussing “Access is Not Enough.”Challenges from here to 2020 Warning: raw notes ahead! Three challenges for the OER community Four Challenges for the Next decade Completion Quality Funding Demographics Higher ed tuition has gone up over 400%. … Continue reading
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Open Ed Conference: From Shared to Open: The evolution of open education in Washington State
Image by textbookrebellion Speakers: Tom Caswell & Connie Broughton Learn how Washington’s colleges went from a few system shared courses in 1997 to developing 81 courses as part of the Open Course Library. Washington’s State Board for Community and Technical Colleges … Continue reading
The Open Course Library: Bridging the gap between the LMS and OCW
Speakers: Tom Caswell & Connie Broughton We will share the Open Course Library project, including technical & professional development challenges faced as we developed phase 1. The goal of the Open Course Library is for faculty to design digital, openly … Continue reading
Open Ed Conference: Towards an aggregated profile of the Global OER and OCW audience
Speakers Mary Lou Forward, Meena Hwang and Una Daly Developing a profile of our global audience through aggregated surveys of OER and OCW users worldwide. What are the demographics of those looking of open education resources and open courses? based … Continue reading
Open Ed Conference: “Which License for OER?”
Image by kool_skatkat via FlickrSpeakers: Ahrash Bissell, Gary Lopez, Philipp Schmidt Tired of the never-ending debate about “Which license for OER?” We agree! Perhaps we should talk about “Which assets” instead. For too many projects, and for too long, the … Continue reading
Creative Commons Positions: Senior Project Manager & Senior Project Analyst
Image via CrunchBasehttp://creativecommons.org/weblog/entry/29046 Creative Commons is seeking highly motivated and organized individuals to fill two positions: Senior Project Manager and Senior Project Analyst. Both positions are full-time with full benefits. Both positions will key members of the team supporting Department of Labor TAACCCT grantees. Ideal … Continue reading
OERs: Creating Assignments with Public Domain Documents
Image via WikipediaWhile working on the Kaleidoscope Project (assisting faculty at eight colleges develop courses that implement open education resources or open textbooks), I have run into interesting instructional design challenges with creating assignments using materials that were written a … Continue reading