textbooks, with or without the bundled DVDs, are what Judy Baker, of the Community College Consortium for Open Educational Resources, calls “The Hummer of higher education.” Why should we be content with static, rapidly outdated, heavy print textbooks that can cost community college students as much as their tuition, when professors and students can work together to create dynamic, rich-media learning environments instead using free and open source software tools?
Free Technology for Teachers: Tripline - Create Travel Maps - 0 views
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Look at how this differs from Google Maps and Google Earth
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search engine tool that connects with social networking site
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Augmented Museum of Natural History - 0 views
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July/August 2010 feature issue on openness in education
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Image resources for educators
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Students talk about the use of hotseat in their courses.
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