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Concept Mapping with Compendium
Image by ryan2point0 I do a lot with concept mapping. I use it in my work as an instructional designer and I use concept maps in writing fiction and technical work, and I am really interested in Compendium right now. What … Continue reading
Posted in connectivism, education, OER, Open education resources
Tagged Open University
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Creating OER: The WHO and the HOW
Join us as we continue the OER webinar series where experts are demystifying the world of open educational resources (OER). This month’s session will feature OER development models and creation tools. Next month a panel of OER experts will discuss … Continue reading
OERs and the Next Stage of Open Textbooks
By rubyblossom. via FlickrThere are some exciting things happening in the world of open education resources and open textbooks. I have worked in the recent past on projects that create or find open education resources, participated in presentations on open textbooks, … Continue reading
Posted in education, Instructional Design, Open education, Open education resources, Open textbooks
Tagged Open content, sakai
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CR receives $100,000 grant from Next Generation Learning Challenges
Image by Al_HikesAZ via FlickrWe are pretty excited about this grant. This is the press release from Paul DeMark’s office here at College of the Redwoods: College of the Redwoods announced that it has been awarded part of a $750,000 … Continue reading
OER, Open Textbooks, and Innovation
Image via WikipediaIn a recent blog posting from Cable Green, he posted a note on the new grant from the Dept. of Labor which is requiring an open license on all materials built for the grant, which means that the … Continue reading
Posted in community, Innovation, OER, Open education, Open education resources, Open textbook, Open textbooks
Tagged WikiEducator
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Utah State’s Open Courseware
Image via WikipediaUtah State University has an excellent collection of open courseware. This is a really exciting time to be involved in education because more and more institutions and instructors are making their teaching materials available to a wider audience. … Continue reading
Posted in instructionaldesign, OER, Open education resources
Tagged ocw, OpenCourseWare, Utah State University
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Good Teaching is Accessible and Open
Image via WikipediaI don’t think Dave Arnold planned on being an innovator in education. The way I understand his work is that he had problems to solve with his math department and they are using every tool at their disposal … Continue reading
OEH: Open Education Hardware?
I have been very interested in the work that has been going on around the $100 laptop and Negroponte‘s “One Laptop Per Child.” Unfortunately, this program has not been a success, and I think it has to do with the … Continue reading
Posted in computers, OER, Open education resources, Open source
Tagged netbooks, OEH, One Laptop Per Child, Open content
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