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Webinar: Indigenous Open Educational Resources
This came in over the wire from Amanda Coolidge via Cable Green: Indigenous Open Educational Resources: Respectfully Uplifting Community Voice Date: May 24, 2022 @ 10:00 am – 11:00 am Open education is grounded in Western understandings of ownership, protocol, … Continue reading
OER: Matrix Algebra with Computational Applications
This just in from Regina Gong via the Internets. I am particularly interested in interactive, openly-licensed math textbooks and materials: Hello Everyone, I hope you all are having a great almost weekend. I’m here to announce yet another excellent OER … Continue reading
Posted in Mathematics
Tagged algebra, interactivity, jupyter, math, oer, open textbooks
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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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I can’t do it myself! Collaborating with colleagues around the world on OER
Christina Hendricks and Zoe Wake Hyde presented more on Rebus textbooks using the philosophy projects as an example. According to the schedule: By the end of the session, participants will be able to: Explain how the Rebus Community can facilitate … Continue reading
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Tagged #CascadiaOpenEd, oer, open textbooks, philosophy, rebus
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Community as Infrastructure
My first session at the Cascadia Open Education Summit was Zoe Wake Hyde’s Community as Infrastructure: Building a scalable, sustainable approach to open textbook publishing. I am very excited about this presentation because I have been following the Rebus Foundation … Continue reading
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A Math Textbook for Adult Basic Education
I want to thank folks who contacted me about open textbooks for adult basic math. I taught the course last quarter with downloaded worksheets, old textbooks, and out-dated GED teaching materials. My class made it work – I turned it … Continue reading
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Tagged ABE, adult basic education, CNX, Community College, math, mathematics, oer, open textbooks, openstax, teaching
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The Commons and OER: Metaphors Matter
David Wiley in his blog, Iterating Towards Openness, wrote a post on the Commons metaphor and OER: “…is the commons the right metaphor for our work with OER? There are incredibly important – some might argue fundamental – differences between commons and … Continue reading
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LiDA103: Open education, copyright and open licensing in a digital world
I got this reminder for the free, micro-course from Wayne Mackintosh this morning. I am really looking forward to participating. I will be posting what I learn and about the people I meet here on this blog. Projects like these … Continue reading
How OERs Will Destroy the Future!
LeiLani Cauthen published an opinion piece called “Are you still going to prefer OER? The $2.28 Billion Loss to Publishers & the Future – Part 1” that has been batted around Twitter for the last couple of days (thanks Robin … Continue reading
Open the Gateless Gate: OER and Open Education
One of my New Year’s Resolutions this year (and last, as a matter of fact) was to fight less and celebrate more. I can get really annoyed when I come across a pay-wall when trying to access materials that are … Continue reading