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View this TEDx Video of David Wiley's presentation! The basic values of open education: sharing and generosity promote world wide learning in a dramatic and empowering way.
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If you're reading this you've already built some expertise in the area of online education. Working online makes it very easy to share. Wiley makes a point that should encourage you to share your knowledge:" Expertise is Nonrivalrous. It can be given without being given away." Delete the scoop?
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Download 450 free courses from Stanford, Yale, MIT, Harvard, Berkeley and other great universities to your computer or mobile device. Via Donna Browne Delete the scoop?
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ALISON has developed a sustainable business model that allows it to provide free, high quality, well-designed courses with high rates of completion leading to recognized qualifications in areas where there is a shortage of qualified, skilled labour. It has over a million students all round the world, including in some of the poorest countries (there are currently 200 million unemployed people globally). This is really what open educational resources should be about. Visit: http://alison.com/ Delete the scoop?
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Stanford University recently explored offering online courses to a larger audience with a programming class for iPhone applications, first available in...
"Instead of lectures, “this generation is completely comfortable watching a video online; for them, it’s not markedly different than having a person up at the front of the classroom. They are happy using technology. They know how to hit the pause button; they know how to speed it up a little bit, to watch it 20 percent faster and make the process more efficient.” Via k3hamilton Delete the scoop?
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The OER project, created by the University of Central Florida (UCF) and the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU), with funding from the NGLC, is called the “Blended Learning Toolkit,” which seeks to provide higher education institutions and instructors with a guide for developing and managing blended and online learning programs. Yet, while the Blended Learning Toolkit may have been developed by university experts for higher education, it also serves as a valuable resource for school districts and teachers interested in implementing blended and online learning programs in K-12 education. Delete the scoop?
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We've picked out 15 open education resources that we find to be the most impressive and inspiring out there. 
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Dennis, I could not get the link to the article to work. Kelly
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What is open access? Nick Shockey and Jonathan Eisen take us through the world of open access publishing and explain just what it's all about. Make sure to w... Via Susan Bainbridge Delete the scoop?
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Those of us interested in exploring the myriad free courses available online will appreciate the work being done at P2PU. It’s perhaps a funny name when you first say it out loud, but P2PU's approach and original learning content are for real. Their idea is that taking an online course should be more like learning on the job than taking a traditional class. Their approach encourages people to work together on projects—whether learning computing programming or something else—and to assess one another’s work with constructive feedback. Delete the scoop?
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ALISON Free Online Courses: Free Online Courses, Workplace Skills Training, Interactive Education and Multimedia Learning Since our launch in April 2007 50M+ free lessons have been delivered, learners have spent 2M+ hours studying 400+ Free courses in 10+ Course Categories, and praise has been attracted from some remarkable sources: Delete the scoop?
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The Johns Hopkins University is joining a group of elite universities that will offer free online courses through a company called Coursera, a collective leap that could open higher education to a broader audience. Delete the scoop?
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While UW-Madison has no immediate plans to dive into the burgeoning MOOCs movement, the trend is certainly on leadership's mind as the university takes significant steps to rethink and redefine how it delivers education and remains relevant in the Internet era. The university is in the midst of what it's calling an "Educational Innovation" initiative pushed by interim Chancellor David Ward. The efforts are focused on improving learning, finding efficiencies and increasing revenues by expanding UW-Madison's reach to nontraditional and distance learning audiences. Delete the scoop?
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Saylor.org is a free and open collection of college level courses. There are no registrations or fees required to take our courses, and you will earn a certificate upon completion of each course. Because we are not accredited, you will not earn a college degree or diploma; however, our team of experienced college professors has designed each course so you will be able to achieve the same learning objectives as students enrolled in traditional colleges. Delete the scoop?
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Open-Access Courses: How They Compare.Which model do you prefer? Do you have a better model #oer? Via Susan Bainbridge Delete the scoop?
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