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Tag Archives: policy
Thoughts on ‘Open’ Policy
The most popular policy initiative in the world of OER is proving to have considerable appeal to a range of stakeholders. Here’s a concise expression of it, courtesy of David Wiley, Cable Green, and Louis Soares at Center for American Progress. (The … Continue reading
Posted in education, oer, philosophy, policy
Tagged education, oer, olnet, open, philosophy, policy, political theory, questions
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AHRC & ‘The Big Society’
I just received a response to my email to David Willetts MP about the use of ‘The Big Society’ as a ringfenced funding area by the AHRC. Here’s the text. Dear Dr Farrow Thank you for your email of 22 … Continue reading
Posted in politics, research
Tagged education, funding, humanities, policy, research
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