Cleaning our way to a monster dataset
CC BY emilydickinsonridesabmx https://flic.kr/p/8UtkEe In February of 2013 the newly put together OERRH team completed the humongous task [...]
Announcing the OERRH/MERLOT collaboration
I'm pleased to announce that our collaborative research with the MERLOT network is being launched today. Based at California State [...]
Open Knowledge Festival 2014
Earlier this week I was lucky enough to head to Berlin with colleagues Rob Farrow and Martin Weller to participate [...]
EdTech is Widening Skills and Achievement Divides. Why Not Narrow the Engagement Divide?
Elaine Heinzman outlines the case for public OER that can help children from less affluent backgrounds to develop their learning [...]
The Role of OER in a New World of MOOC
Recently I attended a mini conference dedicated to Open Educational Resources (OER). I found it to be quite interesting as [...]
The iceberg model of OER engagement
(reblogged from Martin's blog) I'm pretty sure I'm the first person to ever use the iceberg analogy... I've been pondering [...]
Hay fevOER: a June update
It is that time of the year when I get watery eyes, a runny nose and I feel I could [...]