"Only one-third of school districts said they are aware of both the term "open educational resources" (OER) and its licensing ..."
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New spaces for teaching, learning and supervision
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Leona Ungerer
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"This is the sixth and last post in a series to dig deeper into the relationship between literacy and documenting learning. HOW does documenting learning have an effects on awareness, skills and developing habits around the so called 21st century “Now” literacies ..." 
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"Open educational resources (OER) are not quite the driving force that some might believe, due in large part to the effort required to locate them ..."
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"Open Education Week (OEW) is an annual, global event and will take place this year from March 9-13, 2015. The event aims to raise awareness and celebrate achievements of the global Open Education Movement ..."
BCcampus - Professional Learning's curator insight,
March 10, 2015 3:44 PM
Here are BCcampus events happening in Open Education Week http://open.bccampus.ca/2015/02/06/open-webinars-for-open-education-week/ ;
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"This list should be a source of inspiration and creativity. It consists of many examples of the usage of online media in higher education..."
Leona Ungerer's insight:
More from a marketing/community building perspective, but indeed a valuable source of suggestions.
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"Too many students from poor families get accepted to college, but never show up. This is a low-cost solution ..."
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"This is the second post in a series to dig deeper into the relationship between literacy and documenting learning. HOW does documenting learning have an effects on awareness, skills and developing habits around the so called 21st century “Now” literacies ..."
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"Global demand for tertiary education is forecast to rise to an extra 100 million places over the next 15 years, equivalent to building four new universities for 40,000 students every week. But that’s not going to happen ..."
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"Some experts call Millennials, or Generation Y, the 'new threat vector.' But others say the weakest link in the enterprise is people of any age group..."
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