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Both Stephens agree that my idea of adoption, which involves revising and remixing, is wrong-headed. Downes writes "Here at OLDaily, I have been 'adopting' open educational resources for ten years, linking to a half dozen or so of them every week day… Who needs the grief [of adapting OER]? We link to them and let learners use them directly." And Carson agrees, "blog-like linking makes sense for OER for a number of reasons." If linking is going to constitute the primary method of adopting OER, every penny spent on the process of openly licensing material for OCW or OER publication has been wasted. I can link to CNN. I can link to the New York Times. I can link to Mashable. I can link to Apple and Microsoft. You don't need openly licensed anything to build a course out of links.

Storybirds are short, visualstories that you make withfamily and friends to shareand (soon) print.