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Philos-L- Funded Ph.D position: Kant and Baumgarten (University of Leuven)
- CFP Philosophy of Education Society of Australasia
- Extended deadline - 3rd SIFA Graduate Conference
- Final CFP: Wide cognition and social intelligence - Kazimierz Naturalist Workshop 2013
- Aquinas event reminder
- Workshop | Athens 24 May | Philosophy and Science in the 17th Century: the Problem of Method
- CFP/PRIZE: Chester Conference & Peacocke Essay Prize
- Workshop on Religious Epistemology (Oxford 12-3 June)
- Questions of Cognitive Ontology (Manchester June 22-23): Registration now open
- [remainder] "Perspectives on Carnap" a one day workshop June 10th at UEA
- IET @ OU
- ED TECHIE
- Doug Clows’s Blog
- MOTILL
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OER: Shared or Exchanged?
There’s an information page on OER at PBworks. I wasn’t sure about this, though: It could be argued that sharing implies an open model (sharing with all) and exchange a community based model which relies on mutual benefits within a … Continue reading
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Tagged cetis, communication, communities, graphics, jisc, oer, open, questions, re-mix, re-purposing, re-use, research
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Dispelling myths about OER
The JISC open educational resources programme is the largest scale OER initiative in the UK. It’s so big – and involves so many organisations – that the overall aims of the project may not be entirely clear. Lorna Campbell’s post … Continue reading
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Tagged cetis, edtech, education, jisc, oer, research
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