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September 2007
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MOCSL Tools and focusing on user empowerment
http://cosl.usu.edu/projects/mocsl/ So Day 3 at Open Ed 2007 is underway. DJ RSS just rocked the mic with a free form exposition on openness, free tools, mashups and remix culture. The conference has been really worthwhile on a number of levels – opening my mind to how the needs for localization might be reconciled with the [...]
Web2ForDev conference
http://www.web2fordev.net/ This post is mostly for other OpenEd 2007 participants who will hopefully see it if Technorati ever gets its act together and finds my posts. A note of thanks is due to Ismael Peña-López who is conference blogging this meeting currently taking place right now in Rome. It seemed like ti might be of [...]
My OpenEd Demonstrator – Augmenting OER with Client-Side Tools
http://www.edtechpost.ca/gems/opened.htm Back in June I submitted a paper proposal to OpenEd 2007. In August, the day before I was to go camping, I heard back that while my proposal hadn’t been accepted, I was invited to participate in a ‘Demonstrator’ session (basically a Poster session set up at the end of Day 2). I have [...]
OpenEd 2007 Day 1 Reflections
So the Day 2 sessions for the OpenEd 2007 conference in Logan just started, and in my typical lightening fast way I am just getting my thoughts together from Day 1. For me, the first day of OpenEd was all about humility. The opening sessions by the Nepalese contingent opened my eyes to the challenges [...]
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