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Snapshot of the TAACCCT OER Community Pt.2

By | November 18th, 2014|CC licensing, Policy, questionnaires|

This blog post is Part 2 in a series about my research on the U.S. Department of Labor Trade Adjustment [...]

OER at #iNACOL14

By | November 10th, 2014|blogs, conference, Dissemination, evaluation, events, K12, oer, OERRH, open education, open research, Policy, Reflection|

CC BY https://flic.kr/p/oZ1MHj The 9th (and to date largest) iNACOL Blended and Online Symposium has now concluded. Joining the nearly 3,000 [...]

Some Basic Thoughts About OER Policy

By | July 4th, 2014|CC licensing, Collaboration, oer, open education, Policy|

Snapshot of the TAACCCT OER Community Pt.1

By | May 1st, 2014|College, evidence, fellowships, Policy|

What’s happening inside the world’s largest OER project? What patterns exist among grantee projects in their use and attitudes of [...]

A Grand Tour of OER Policy #OER14

By | April 28th, 2014|conference, Dissemination, events, oer, OER Impact Map, Policy, Reflection|

Hot off the press ahead of our presentation today here are the slides that myself and OER Research Hub fellow [...]

The Scottish Open Education Declaration

By | March 11th, 2014|Education, oer, Policy|

Scottish followers (and others) are likely to be interested in this crowd-sourced statement of principle which attempts to build on [...]

“It’s A Wild Ride!” Barbara Illowsky on the Journey of Collaborative Statistics

By | January 7th, 2014|College, Connexions, Interviews, Policy|

For Beck's interview with Barbara Illowsky on Collaborative Statistics, please visit: https://methylatedorange.wordpress.com/2014/01/07/its-a-wild-ride-barbara-illowsky-on-the-journey-of-collaborative-statistics/

A note from OERRH Open Fellow Sara Frank Bristow

By | November 6th, 2013|blogs, conference, data, events, fellowships, OERRH, Policy, Reports, research|

Open Fellow Sara Frank Bristow (4th from right) with members of OERRH team I arrived at the OER [...]

Public Access to Publicly Funded Materials: What Could Be

By | September 26th, 2013|Education, Policy, research|

Here's a reblog that's worth checking out.  OER Research Hub fellow Bill Meinke makes the case for open models of [...]