OER Impact at Community Colleges #elearning2014
Here are my slides from today's presentation at eLearning 2014 with a textual summary of the findings below. A record [...]
#eLearning2014 – Pre-conference OER workshop
I'm in Orlando, Florida (the weather is glorious, unlike the UK) for the eLearning 2014 conference which starts tomorrow. Today [...]
Open Textbooks Could Help Students Financially and Academically (Chronicle of Higher Ed)
Here's a ballpark figure for open textbook savings - about $100 per student per class. That's according to new research [...]
Open content licensing for educators #OCL4ED
Those educators interested in finding out more about the idea of open educational resources and the role of open licensing [...]
Re-blog: New Models for a New Year
Paul Stacey (Creative Commons) wrote a neat retrospective for 2013 at New Models for a New Year. The focus here is [...]
A Battle For Open?
Martin Weller has a thought-provoking editorial in the latest issue of JiME. He argues that many of the battles for [...]
Saylor Survey Report
We've had an impressive - if not overwhelming - response for our survey of Saylor.org learners who have been completing [...]
#opened13 Keynotes: Audrey Watters
This presentation began with a general discussion - informed by Audrey's background as a folklore scholar - of apocalyptic prediction. [...]