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Impacts of OER in Community College
I appreciate Stephen Downes take on OER – that there should be “no significant difference” between classes taught with OER or commercial text as far as outcomes go. I got into education to see that happen. The impact that I … Continue reading
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Tagged oer, open education resources, open textbooks, OpenEdMOOC, Social justice, Stephen Downes
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Questions about Creative Common’s licenses
This has certainly been an issue for some faculty. I think part of the issue is trust. Open education is more than just the content – once it all becomes just about the “OER” then we lose that sense of … Continue reading
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Tagged capitalism, open education, open textbooks, OpenEdMOOC, Social justice
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Curation Science: A note on Ted Talks
Image via Wikipedia Today I spent time listening to the TedxNyED Talks online. I really liked the event. There were a lot of great people gathered together and a lot of good ideas coming out. I recommend all of the … Continue reading