I’m in the process of updating this post on places to learn online for free or at low cost, so if you have resources you would like to see added here – or updates/perspectives on […]
Learn Online: More than 100 Sources – and Counting Continue Reading »
Andreas Meiszner, who I first encountered via FLOSSCom.Net (see OER- Open Educational Resources) recently dropped me a line to let me know about a new online learning experience aimed at exploring the “Skills you need
Free Net Generation Learner Course Continue Reading »
I am glad to say that this posting does actually fit in with my previous two postings about the Great Ideas conference. Part of the reason I was at the conference was to attend a
Open Education Marches On At Yale Continue Reading »
Right around the time of my critique of Andrew Keen’s article in Associations Now last week I received notice from the Development Gateway of its new OER Introduction Booklet. This seemed like good fodder for
OER Continued Continue Reading »
The catalyst for this particular post is the recent launch by Creative Commons of ccLearn, a division of Creative Commons, “dedicated to realizing the full potential of the Internet to support open learning and open
OER – Open Educational Resources Continue Reading »
