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ITOE: History of Open Education
Update: If I had watched the class lecture video before writing this, I would have known exactly what role open source played in early thinking about open educational resources. My bad. This is the first assignment post for the Introduction to … Continue reading →
Posted in Openness | Tagged Connexions, David-Wiley, ITOE, MERLOT, MIT, OECD, OpenCourseWare, Philip Greenspun, Rice University, Richard Baraniuk, Utah State University | 7 Comments
