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 [...]
The lofty heights of open: EADTU conference 2013, Paris
Photo credit: Leigh-Anne Perryman CC-BY Dinner in the Eiffel Tower restaurant may have been the physical high point [...]
Building an evidence hub plugin for WordPress
I was recently contracted by the Open University to experiment with a solution to record and display evidence for the [...]
OER, At-Risk and Non-Traditional Students
Picture Credit: CC-BY 2.0 Bixentro (http://tinyurl.com/ppgjyx2) Just over 10 years ago a US Department of Education report noted [...]
Beatus ille…
Photo by alles banane CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 A quick Google-search on the benefits of OER for students will [...]
Eyes Wide Shut: Measuring the Impact of Open
(Photo: Beck Pitt CC-BY) How do we define “openness” and what does “open” mean? Moreover, does it really [...]
Supporting Informal Learners Openly
This entry relates to our hypothesis on support for informal learners, which is phrased as follows: Informal learners adopt a [...]
Open educational resources: A bridge to formal education?
The relationship between open educational resources and formal education is complex and multifaceted. In the early days of OER, detractors [...]
Can OER break down barriers to participation in education?
Photo: Leigh-Anne Perryman CC-BY Are open education models leading to more equitable access to education? The OER Research Hub (OERRH) [...]