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"What are the best tools for educational research? In Search Engines For Academic Research, we shared a list of actual search platforms including BASE, saying “BASE is one of the world’s most voluminous search engines, especially for academic web resources. BASE provides more than 200 million documents from more than 8,000 content providers. You can access the full texts of about 60% of the indexed documents for free (Open Access) ... " 
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"As you may know, the second edition of my book, Best Practices for Teaching with Emerging Technologies, published in May. This book is published by Routledge and the content in the book is covered …"
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"Two of the brains behind the institutions' edX programs have released results of a joint research project that mined the data generated through four years of MOOC activity ..."
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"Opinion: Letting corporations dictate our internet access choices online won't build the digital future we're fighting for ..."
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"Much of what's being said in support of open access publishing misses one key point: that is there is always a value chain and costs are incurred. Someone somewhere is paying for open access ..."
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A South African perspective.
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"The open access model was introduced in academic publishing to counter the excessive subscription fees of traditional academic journals. But as far as the journal prestige is concerned, OA journals are still considered no match to the traditional journals ..."
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"‘Lit Long’, a searchable interactive map of the city will take users to locations made famous by Scottish writers – and tell you what they wrote ..."
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"Education theories come and go. Experts seem to advocate for polar opposites, from student discovery to direct teacher instruction, from typing to cursive hand-writing, and from memorizing times tables to using calculators ..." ©
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"Among the most popular are Academia.edu and ResearchGate, two competing startups that are attempting to amass the world's researchers onto one platform ..."
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"As I wrote on Monday, it’s currently Open Access Week. If you’re unclear what, exactly, all the hubbub is about, then you’re in luck!..."
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"Open Education Resources (OER)Â Commons is a platform that provides open access to a wide variety of open educational resources that are either in the public domain or are licensed under Creative Commons ..."
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"I’m always looking for pedagogical resources, as well as publishing/scholarship opportunities for faculty (and myself) to publish in, and there is a new open-access journal, Prompt. It is, as stated in the editors’ introduction ..."
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"The community of science watchdogs has lost a vital voice with the sudden and mysterious takedown of a website devoted to outing unscrupulous publishers ..."
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"Just in time for a new school year, I'm fighting off a tiresome bug that features a sore throat and a constant feeling that I should be taking a nap. Not good, when you're starting a new semester ..."
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"In the context of something else, I mooted whether a particular project required an "open access academic library" as a throwaway comment, but it's a phrase that's been niggling at me, along with ..."
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"Two academics sound off on what open access really means in higher-ed today, and where the future of scholarship is headed ..."
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"Here's a recently published (November 2014) peer-reviewed book (open access, CC-BY license) commissioned by JISC and published by UK-based Ubiquity Press that might be of interest to some of you ..."
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"Open access to research is still held back by misunderstandings repeated by people who should know better, says Peter Suber ..."
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