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a wiki devoted to the discussion and development of ideas about open education (http://terrywassall.org/wiki/)

what does it mean to be an open learner in terms of the practicalities of defining learning needs and objectives, finding and evaluating open learning resources, finding and connecting and working with other open learners and sources of expertise and advice; in short, creating an appropriate and effective personalised learning environment and network based on open platforms and applications, open educational resources and open networks of learners and scholars. 

Open Scholars Create Open Scholars Use and Contribute Open Educational Resources Open Scholars Self Archive Open Scholars Apply their research Open Scholars do Open Research Open Scholars Filter and Share With Others Open Scholars support emerging Open Learning alternatives Open Scholars Publish in Open Access Journals Open Scholars Create Open Access Books Open Scholars comment openly on the works of others Open Scholars Build Networks Open Scholars Lobby for Copyright Reform Open Scholars Assign Open Textbooks Open Scholars Induce Open Students Open Scholars support Open Students Open Scholars Teach Open Courses Open Scholars Research Openness Open Scholars are Change Agents Open Scholars Battle with Time Open Scholars are Involved in the Future

with Time

Earlier in the year, legislators had promised 100 Mbps by the end of 2015, but on Wednesday the Ministry of Transportation and Communication announced an intermediate step: 1Mbps by July 2010 for Finland’s more than 5 million citizens. The news, reported via the Finnish broadcasting company YLE, makes Finland the first country in the world to declare broadband internet access a right.

El último informe Pew sobre Internet

"Hoy día, Twitter es la segunda red con los usuarios más jóvenes en el mundo, su edad media es de 31. My Space, la tiene de 26, Linkedin de 39 y Facebook de 33", indica el informe.