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Find Open Online Courses ~ MOOC - 1 views

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  • Rebecca Hatherley on 20 Sep 12
     
    "If you are looking for open online courses, please consult one of the sources below. If you are offering a MOOC (that is not from one of the sources listed) please send email to stephen@downes.ca and I will included it in the MOOC Course List."
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Can MOOC's Help Sell Textbooks? - Technology - The Chronicle of Higher Education - 0 views

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  • Publishers have begun to investigate whether so-called MOOC's, or massive open online courses, can help them reach new readers and sell more books.
  • But online courses do have recommended-reading lists, and enrollments in the tens of thousands. If even a small percentage of those online students buy books, the sales could add up to a nice boost for a textbook.
  • Rebecca Hatherley on 19 Sep 12
     
    Colleges aren't the only enterprises interested in the possibilities of free, online courses. Publishers have begun to investigate whether so-called MOOC's, or massive open online courses, can help them reach new readers and sell more books.
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What Do We Mean By "Open"? - 0 views

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  • I wonder about some of the recent MOOCs this way, for example. Sure, anyone can sign up so they're "open" in that sense. But the materials themselves often aren't openly licensed.
  • Rebecca Hatherley on 19 Sep 12
     
    The adjective "open" ostensibly makes educational resources more easily accessible. But "open" can mean a lot of things: resources that are free; research that is publicly available on the Web and indexed by search engines; courses that offer open enrollment; materials that are openly licensed; content and code that can be copied and modified and redistributed. "Open" can mean "transparent." Open versus proprietary. Open versus closed.
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Why Open Education Matters - 1 views

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  • Rebecca Hatherley on 18 Sep 12
     
    Short videos that explain the benefits and promise of Open Educational Resources for teachers, students and schools everywhere.
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Turning a Resource into an Open Educational Resource (OER) - YouTube - 1 views

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  • Rebecca Hatherley on 18 Sep 12
     
    An animation illustrating the steps involved in embedding open licenses in educational resources, and some of the associated IPR issues.
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