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Keep Calm and STEAM Ahead
I’m proud to be mentoring Natasha Maria Gomes through UNESCO’s Open Education for a Better World project. One of the projects she’s leading reminds me why this work matters and why I got involved with OE4BW in the first place. … Continue reading
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Tagged creative commons, OE4BW, oer, Open Pedagogy, open textbooks, UNESCO
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Calendar of eLearning Events
Stephen Downes has created a calendar of free online events for faculty going online due to the Covid19 crisis, his note is here: If you are hosting a live webcast or online event intended to help people create an online … Continue reading
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Tagged covid19, elearning, oer, Open University, training, UNESCO
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Open Content Licensing for Educators Workshop
Image via CrunchBase This is from Cable Green: 2012 is a significant year for open education and OER. We are celebrating 10 years since UNESCO coined the term “Open Educational Resources”. In joining the global celebrations, the OER Foundation will host … Continue reading
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Tagged OER Foundation, UNESCO
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OER Policy Registry: Request for Help
Image via CrunchBaseCable Green just lit the Bat Signal! Greetings Open Colleagues, The open community shares a need for more information to help us with our work. We know, for example, that there are many policies supporting open education at … Continue reading
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Tagged New Zealand, UNESCO
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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
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Tagged Open content, UNESCO, WikiEducator
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Call for Open Education Practices
Image by Matthias Ripp via Flickr This is from Abel Caine: UNESCO is a member of the Open Educational Quality Initiative (OPAL) which aimed to create a new open educational practices (OEP) framework. Open educational practices were defined as practices … Continue reading
Jim Groom: The Wild Man of OER Made My Year
I was at the Open Education 2011 conference this week and David Wiley had the good sense to invite Jim Groom in to rattle cages and shake the chains. I have been reading his stuff for sometime. You can follow … Continue reading
Assessment and Accreditation of an OER Learner
Image via WikipediaSpeakers: Rory McGreal, Wayne MacintoshLearners accessing OER can acquire knowledge formally or informally. This project reports on assessment and accreditation policies worldwide. A major function of colleges and universities is to validate and credentialise learning by conferring qualifications … Continue reading
UNESCO Chairs in OER Programme and International Network
Image via WikipediaSpeakers: Rory McGreal Fred Mulder Susan D’AntoniThe UNESCO Chairs in OER explain their programme, goals and objectives in supporting an international network of OER users. In Nov. 2006, ICDE launched its Global Task Force on OER at the … 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