OER in schools
Despite great initiatives like the DigiLit Leicester project on these shores and K12 OER Collaborative in the US, OER folks’ [...]
OER at #iNACOL14
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 [...]
Educator Paul Shaber on OpenStax College Textbooks
Early this year, I had the opportunity to interview several OpenStax College using educators on their experiences of using the materials. Paul [...]
Goodbye Mars: FlipCon14 reviewed
Have you ever heard of a microburst? Me neither, yet it seems that my trips to the US happen to [...]
Evening OERthlings, greetings from Mars!
CC BY B. de los Arcos I’m in Mars, Pennsylvania Route 228, population 1,699. Most notable Martian? A [...]
Creative Commons Licenses for Flipped Educators
Last September, when Kari Arfstrom visited Milton Keynes as an OERRHub fellow, we talked about creating an infographic for flipped [...]
OER Fellowship: Lenses on the Landscape of Open Education
Image by Billy Meinke Attribution 4.0 International / CC BY 4.0 During the final two weeks of February, I [...]
Celebrating Open Education Week
Today marks the start of Open Education Week. The week is a celebration of the global Open Education Movement to [...]
Infographic – Using, creating and sharing free online resources in a flipped classroom
There is a version of this post and infographic in Spanish here. As you may know by now, one of [...]
I teach, therefore I reflect (and change)
During the few weeks ahead of OpenEd13, in preparation for my talk, I spent time interviewing K12 teachers in the US about [...]