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What is the most "successful" "formal" "OER" project?

By sleslie on May 19, 2010

Simple question, right – what is the most “successful” “formal” “OER” project? Except, not so simple, which is why the scare quotes. I asked the question on twitter, and got some interesting answers so far: the public library UMW blogs Smarthistory TED or Sputnik observatory Khan Academy I don’t think there is one “right” answer, [...]

Posted in The Rest | Tagged OER, planning to share, The Reverend | 15 Responses

Look out Milton Keynes, here I come! – My OLNet Fellowship on tracking OER Reuse

By sleslie on May 13, 2010

http://olnet.org/ I’m still not 100% clear on whether I can tell anybody about this, but… too late now. Earlier this year I took a bit of a flyer and submitted an application for an OLNet Fellowship, which offered the chance to work with the folks at the renowned Open University in the UK on issues [...]

Posted in The Rest | Tagged OER, OLNet, reuse, tracking, UK | 6 Responses

Northern Voice '10: Embodiment, Boundaries, Rhizomes & several small furry bloggers gathered together in a cave grooving with a giant

By sleslie on May 11, 2010

Those of you who have been lucky enough to join us for a Northern Voice conference over the last 6 years know what a transformative event it can be, and those who haven’t have likely heard enough of us prattle on to that effect to either want to come or want us to shut up. [...]

Posted in The Rest | Tagged abstraction, boundaries, eduglue singers, embeddedness, humanism, northern-voice, northervoice, nv10 | 11 Responses

Get your proposals in for Open Ed '10 in Barcelona

By sleslie on May 4, 2010

http://openedconference.org/2010/ Those of you who have followed me for a while or know me personally will know that working alongside my friends and colleagues Brian Lamb, Chris Lott and David Wiley last year to help organize Open Education 2009 in Vancouver was a real peak experience for me, both because of the joy of working [...]

Posted in The Rest | 1 Response

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