The Hewlett Foundation Education Program has been a big supporter of work on Open Educational Resources. They’ve launched a blog, called OERderves (I hate puns but that’s a pretty good one) with great links and resources. The site points to other resources on Open Education, Open Course Ware, K-12 and higher education policy. Full disclosure: [...]
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I posted here about leveraged philanthropy and the many forms in which it comes. Think about all the different ways people share information and make decisions – and all the ways transparency is being re-deployed thanks to the Internet. BioMed Central – an independent publisher of science journals – is a wonderful example of what [...]
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