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Of politics, China, SpongeBob and OER-chery

By | September 19th, 2013|Dissemination, events, evidence, OERRH, research|

Upcoming Conferences Related to Open Education

By | September 3rd, 2013|events, research|

This may be of interest to OER people both within the team and outside... also giving the 'Reblog' function a [...]

Beatus ille…

By | September 1st, 2013|data, evidence, OERRH, research|

Photo by alles banane CC BY-NC-ND 2.0 A quick Google-search on the benefits of OER for students will [...]

Supporting Informal Learners Openly

By | August 26th, 2013|evidence, MOOC, OERRH, research|

This entry relates to our hypothesis on support for informal learners, which is phrased as follows: Informal learners adopt a [...]

Collaboration: OER & Community Colleges

By | August 21st, 2013|fellowships, research|

Here's a copy of the slides from Una Daly's research presentation last week which was delivered as part of her [...]

Open educational resources: A bridge to formal education?

By | August 17th, 2013|data, evidence, Fieldwork, Interviews, oer, OERRH, Progress, research|

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?

By | August 16th, 2013|access, data, evidence, Fieldwork, OERRH, research, Teacher education, Tess-India|

Photo: Leigh-Anne Perryman CC-BY Are open education models leading to more equitable access to education? The OER Research Hub (OERRH) [...]

The financial benefits of OER

By | August 14th, 2013|evidence, Progress, research|

Many people around the world continue to think of the primary benefits of OER being in cost savings for both [...]

'Through a glass darkly' Part 3: OER, critical reflection and educators' improved practice – some early evidence

By | August 9th, 2013|data, evidence, Fieldwork, Interviews, oer, OERRH, Progress, Reflection, research, Uncategorized|

Photo: ‘Valentine Lightfulness’. h.koppdelaney CC-BY-ND Do OER prompt critical reflection by educators who use them, resulting in improved [...]

First OERRH Fellow Arrives

By | August 8th, 2013|fellowships, oer, OERRH, research, Uncategorized|

I have the pleasure of being the first OER Research Hub (OERRH) fellow – in other words the guinea pig [...]