From 27 to 29 October, the Mozilla Festival or Mozfest, the world’s leading festival for the open Internet movement, takes… View Article
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People who know me a little bit, may have noticed that ideas pop into my head all the time. These… View Article
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One of the joys and sometimes the challenges of being part of a global open education community… View Article
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South Korea is developing open learning on par with any nation in the world, fuelled essentially by virtually unlimited… View Article
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This week the University of Leeds and the Open University announced its first series of short courses that will lead… View Article
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OER16 Open Culture, the Open Educational Resources conference, took place on 19-20 April 2016 at the University of Edinburgh, ably… View Article
Leave a commentBlended Learning Essentials: part 1 ‘getting started’ and part 2 ‘embedding practice’ have now both run once on the FutureLearn platform. The courses were generously funded by the UFi Charitable Trust, and were produced by a consortium of partners including the University of Leeds, the UCL Institute of Education, and ALT, alongside many other Vocational […] View Article
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Open Education week 2016 saw a flurry of activity around the world and this post offers an opportunity to connect… View Article
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How it all began… After a term of frustrating no-shows and low sign ups to our advertised technology enhanced learning… View Article
2 CommentsTwelve Apps of Christmas (12AOC) is an open online course created at Regent’s University London, which ran for the first time in December 2014. It successfully brings together educators worldwide to engage with a range of mobile technologies for teaching and learning. It is available under a Creative Commons licence. A key issue in outreach […] View Article
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“We are at a point when everyone will be on the Internet. So how the Internet works out will have… View Article
Leave a commentThere’s a lot of debate around at the moment about MOOC’s (Massive Online Open Courses) in all their variants. In particular, there’s the question about how they can continue with no obvious business model? It’s the same for any “open” project, whether it’s open source software or open courses. The project must have a business […] View Article
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