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Reuse – copy verbatim // Redistribute – share with others // Revise – adapt and edit // Remix – combine with others
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Auch wenn es Ende letzten Jahres eine ministerielle Anhörung zum Thema offene Lehr- und Lernunterlagen (“Open Educational Resources”, OER) gab, spielen diese in Deutschlands Bildungspraxis bestenfalls in der Nische eine Rolle. Mit ein Grund dafür sind mit Sicherheit auch geringe Bekanntheit und viele offene (Rechts-)Fragen rund um OER. Was liegt also näher als in einem ersten Schritt digital-offene Lernangebote zum Thema OER selbst zu entwickeln? Delete the scoop?
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Philipp asks how wecan scale learning, and discusses two axes that P2PU is pursuing: peer-basedlearning, and an emphasis on challenges over courses... Delete the scoop?
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It’s based on the Edupunks’ Guide. Anya will be moderating with Alison Jean Cole of P2PU. The goal: create and share a personal learning plan and find others who can help you on your learning journey. Delete the scoop?
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We did it. From our wiki to the world, we’re opening up dScribe: our original, student-centered OER creation process and training. Check out our new P2PU course – dScribe: Peer-produced Open Educational Resources. This course is designed for anyone interested in a peer-based approach to sharing (or training others to share) their teaching and learning resources with the world. Topics covered in the course include the basics of OER, useful tools and processes for creating and publishing OER, sharing philosophies, and Creative Commons licensing. This course will lead you through creating an OER and get you ready to share it on popular platforms Delete the scoop?
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Open Badges 101: My personal exploration into the world of open badges. Delete the scoop?
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This pilot program will include seven free, online, open-licensed courses for teachers. The content focus of these courses is on using innovative methods to encourage deeper learning for students. This will be modeled through innovative professional development courses focused on peer learning and hands-on, learner-driven tasks. Course titles include: Differentiating Instruction, Student Engagement, OER in the K-12 Classroom, Using Web 2.0 and Social Media to Encourage Deeper Learning, Teaching in Blended and Online Classrooms, Multimedia and Graphics to Facilitate Deeper Learning, and Writing & Common Core: Deeper Learning for All Delete the scoop?
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P2PU & Mozilla: An open platform that will enable anyone to issue, collect and display badges. Providing learners with new ways to get public recognition for their skills and achievements. Delete the scoop?
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