The financial benefits of OER
Many people around the world continue to think of the primary benefits of OER being in cost savings for both [...]
Snapshot: OER Policy
OER Policies are typically established in order to drive change, and there are now clear examples of where policy is [...]
NOVA Focus Group: Initial Thoughts
On Friday I visited Northern Virginia Community College (NOVA) to run an OER focus group with instructional designers and teachers. We'll [...]
Flipped or flipped open?
PHOTO: CC-BY B. de los Arcos Claire Walker and I were scheduled to present at FlipCon13 last Wednesday, June 18th. [...]
Good Morning, Baltimore!
Well our morning hasn't been quite as melodic but it's exciting to be waking up in Baltimore and [...]
Educating in Beta
Educating Rita by Willy Russell, 1983 Current activity within open education can be characterised as having reached a [...]
Bright future or "learning rot"? Teacher education in India and the potential of OER
A mood of unsurprised disappointment amongst media commentators accompanied Friday's release of India's Annual Status of Education Report (ASER) 2012 [...]