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Category Archives: openpedagogy
Some Thoughts on OER or Why Capitalists Can’t Cook
David Wiley posted on his blog “From here to there: Musings about the path to having good OER for every course on campus.” Part of that path includes the fact that “This work will require us to invest time and … Continue reading
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Tagged David Wiley, oer, Open Pedagogy, open textbooks, sustainability
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The Creative Commons Certificate Course and Open
Stephen Downes posted some of his discussion about the Creative Commons Certificate Course from various corners of the web. I wanted to share the response I posted to his blog because, as he mentioned, someone wasn’t sure where his comment … Continue reading
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Tagged cMOOC, creative commons, credential, MOOC, oer, Stephen Downes
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Open Pedagogy as an Exponential Accelerator in OER Creation
Michael Dabrowski from Athabasca University presented on using open pedagogy to have students create assignments. This was a good workshop because he gave a lot of actual applications of open pedagogy from his classroom. According to the schedule: Attendees will … Continue reading
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Tagged #CascadiaOpenEd, athabasca, oer, Open Pedagogy, spanish
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