Impressions from OCWC and OER14 conferences: speaking policy to practicioners
Alek Tarkowski of Creative Commons Poland shares his thoughts on the status of OER policy following a busy conference season. Impressions [...]
#oer14 Liveblog – #oer14panel
Coming to you live from Newcastle, UK, I'm going to live-blog the panel discussion. Questions will be in italics and [...]
A Grand Tour of OER Policy #OER14
Hot off the press ahead of our presentation today here are the slides that myself and OER Research Hub fellow [...]
Textbook Heroes at CNX2014
"Textbook Hero" (Photo Credit: Beck Pitt) Two weeks ago I was participating in CNX2014 at Rice University, Houston. Although I [...]
Ethics in the Open
I've been spending quite a bit of time recently thinking about the role of ethics in both the work that [...]
Reblog: Three key issues about Open Educational Resources (OERs)
OER Research Hub has been blogged on Learning About eLearning...
Open Research: OER Research Hub Course Launches June 2014!
PIcture Source: The University of Utah: http://epubs.utah.edu/index.php/open What is open research? In what ways can research be open? [...]
Fellowship visit to the OERRH: highlights
OERRH welcomes Giselle Ferreira (third from right) and Alannah Fitzgerald (second from left) It had been with some [...]
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 [...]