Dear All,
I like the ideas out forth so far, but would like to suggest that we think of
the name as a recruiting tool as well--for example: what terms might an
individual, interested in what we offer, use on a search engine that would lead
them to us. I suggest that for those who are not
http://chronicle.com/blogs/next/2012/04/19/education-innovation-in-a-silo/?sid=atutm_source=atutm_medium=en
Here's a quote from the article:
“'If we break up certification into packages, badges, and classes, who is going
to verify the entire package?' asked Josh Jarrett of the Bill Melinda
I think I get it a bit better now Leo, thanks! btw: I used to be a Middle
School teacher :) Anyway, one activity I would suggest goes something
like this: each person begins writing on a topic they are fairly familiar
with, or have an opinion about (or it could even be a story). You give
Hi José
Most Open Access sites have a license statement in the footer of the page
or in a page the provides details regarding their licensing (sometimes you
really have to look for it). For example: BMJ. They are listed on the
Open Access Week site, but most of the work they host is not
