Hello openorg-list! We're hosting our May #OpenOrgChat this weekâon Thursday, May 12, at 14:00 Eastern (19:00 UTC)! As list subscribers (and all-around awesome people) you receive early access to the chat questions, in case you'd like to ponder potential response in advance of the chat. They're below.
Hope to see you there. Bryan ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Questions: Q: What would happen if we modeled classrooms like #opensouce communities? #OpenOrgChat Q: How might we use OpenOrg principles to rethink and retool assessment? #OpenOrgChat Q: How does a student's role shift in a classroom modeled on OpenOrg values? #OpenOrgChat Q: What can educators teach OpenOrg thinkers/practitioners about the future of leadership? #OpenOrgChat Q: How would OpenOrg thinking alter relationships between educators and administrators? #OpenOrgChat Q: What does "engagement" look like in an open classroom? Does it differ from other orgs? #OpenOrgChat Q: @charlie3 What's been the most fascinating part of introducing students to open source? #OpenOrgChat Q: @charlie3 What do your students seem like most about learning and working the open way? #OpenOrgChat Q: @heidijcellis What do you think is the biggest disparity between academic and OSS cultures? #OpenOrgChat Q: @heidijcellis What have you found to be the biggest benefit of teaching students open source? #OpenOrgChat Q: @heidijcellis How can we motivate faculty to connect students with open source communities? #OpenOrgChat Q: @rickweinberg How might OpenOrg principles help us rethink education standards? #OpenOrgChat Q: @rickweinberg Can a classroom operate like an OpenOrg? Can an entire school? #OpenOrgChat ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ _______________________________________________ Openorg-list mailing list [email protected] https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/openorg-list
