I agree that there is too much to search through now so this sounds like a good idea to me. Give the authors the opportunity to put completed work somewhere that is easily accessible yet still editable by people who want to adapt it to their own circumstances? J.-wikieduca...@googlegroups.com
I am not sure I am talking about a top down approach. My model would emphasize initial author control (at least at first). The primary author would determine when to submit a piece for wide distribution, the process you are suggesting could then be implemented, and these edited resources could be
Hi WikiEducators:
The Community College Open Textbook Collaborative project seeks peer
reviewers for open textbooks. For details, see http://collegeopentextbooks.org
If you are interested in joining scores of other educators who have
contributed to lowering the cost of textbooks and making a
There's a bunch of textbooks listed on a site I run called
textbookrevolution.org. We organize them by license type. I don't know what
the word open means anymore, but, there are many works licensed under
various creative commons licenses and the GNU GFDL, which might meet your
needs and/or
Hi everyone!
This is rally a fantastic idea.
Peace be upon everyone.
O.
On 6/30/10, Steve Foerster st...@hiresteve.com wrote:
Hello all,
I thought this might interest some here.
Best,
-=Steve=-
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Subject: CIDER: Invitation to present your research
Hi Nellie
Apology for the tardy response -- very busy time for us @ the OER
Foundation.
Yeah -- it would be amazing if we register 500 more participants for the
WikiEducator Gives Back workshop. A double milestone WikiEducator if we
reach 15,000 registered users by the end of July :-).
Apart
Hi Cynthia, Joyce, Alison and Mallabibro
All very good suggestions -- WE must get better at indexing, categorising
and labelling the degrees of completeness of our OER assets . In part --
this is a problem of our exponential growth in that our capacity to respond
meaningfully to these needs has
