Merry Xmas Wayne,
You know I agree with all you are trying to achieve. The problem with
progressing these things is how WE might be able to collaborate with
other communities (like Moodle) in achieving them. The main thing you
point out is that the wiki MODEL is the right one (not the technology
Hi Simon,
Agreed on all the components you suggest for building a sustainable OER
ecosystem. However, in the absence of real organisations in the formal
education system committing time, resources (and real dollars) to achieving
these objectives, OER will remain a peripheral activity of the OER
en
Hmmm,
"Valley of death" eh?
OK, WE want to take the OE(R) movement into the mainstream. So can we
forget how much content we might produce (for a sec) and think about
the infrastructure a global "300" might need to do a charge forward.
The 'mainstream' is a series of networks which .edu content
Hi Kirby,
Lots of valuable insight in your post - -thanks :-). I think there are
important lessons for the OER to be derived from the experiences of the free
software movement.
On Thu, Dec 9, 2010 at 3:42 PM, kirby urner wrote:
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The quality of the free stuff will be very important, as that's
On Tue, Dec 7, 2010 at 6:58 PM, Wayne Mackintosh
wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
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> We extend an open invitation to international agencies like COL and UNESCO
> to join us. We extend an open invitation to all formerly registered
tertiary
> education providers of the world to join us. We expec
