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Tag Archives: OER
Textbook Publishers and OERs
Not too long ago, The Chronicle ran an piece called “Publishers Criticize Federal Investment in Open Educational Resources.” The meat of the article was some quotes of textbook company executives on a panel at an SIIA conference speaking out against … Continue reading
Posted in Higher Education, Openness
Tagged Cengage Learning, Creative-Commons, David-Wiley, OER, Open Educational Resources, textbooks
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New LMS Entrant: NIXTY
You may have already heard a bit about NIXTY, since they have managed to make a significant media splash in the last few weeks. There have been a number of interesting analyses, both pro and con. I’d like to highlight … Continue reading
Posted in Openness, Tools, Toys, and Technology (Oh my!)
Tagged NIXTY, OER, Open content, Open Educational Resources
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Open Forum Brain Dump
I’m sitting in my hotel room near LAX early in the morning and I have a little time between the legs of my trip to reflect on the amazing experience I just had at The OPEN Forum. I must say, … Continue reading
