#opened13 liveblog Rory McGreal (UNESCO)
Rory spoke about some of the initiatives which UNESCO are involved with. These include POERUP which is looking at governmental [...]
#opened13 Keynotes: George Siemens
David Wiley introduced George by noting that he wrote the course for which the term 'MOOC' was originally created. George [...]
#opened13 Keynotes: Andrew Ng
Andrew Ng - co-founder of Coursera - joined us by Skype for this presentation since he couldn't be with us [...]
Evidence of OER Impact #opened13
Here are my slides for tomorrow's presentation at Open Ed 2013. You can provide feedback through the comments below or [...]
Reblog: International Interest in Our Virtual College's Use of OER
Thanks to Ann Garnsey Harter of Shoreline Community College for this blog post about our meeting last week. We look [...]
Foothill Technology Conference 2013
Last week I was in Northern California attending the Foothill College in partnership with Innovative Educators 2nd Annual Tech Conference. I was only [...]
Rob's Report from Educause #edu13
I've spent the last few days here in Anaheim (a stone's throw from Disneyland) at the annual Educause conference. It's [...]
Reblog: Relating to Openness
Here's a recent blog post from OERRH Fellow Patrina Law in which she reflects on some of our survey data [...]
Webinars sobre REA – Projeto OER Research Hub | Diálogos sobre TIC & Educação
Giselle Ferreira blogs about our project [in Portuguese] at Diálogos sobre TIC & Educação, including details of our upcoming webinars... [...]
Public Access to Publicly Funded Materials: What Could Be
Here's a reblog that's worth checking out. OER Research Hub fellow Bill Meinke makes the case for open models of [...]