“Fair Use” Photo by Lawgeek
I have been unable to get Henry Jenkins’s post “Why Universities Shouldn’t Create “Something like YouTube” (Part One)” out of my head for the last two weeks. I keep on returning to his candid and precise discussion about the “very timid and conservative legal approach” MIT’s Open Courseware takes [...]
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Whither Fair Use?
Published by November 2nd, 2008 in intellectual property and open education. 4 CommentsOut of Print: Building a Digital Environment for Teaching, Learning, and Scholarship
Published by October 24th, 2008 in WordPress, insructional technology, open education, wordpress multi-user and wpmu. 1 CommentD’Arcy Norman and I co-presented at the Open Education Conference last year, and I recently had the opportunity to re-watch our talk thanks to the good folks at COSL that both recorded the sessions and put them up on Google video.
The presentation was an important one for me in retrospect, because of its pure and [...]
Publishing Platforms and Cross-Campus Cultivation
Published by October 1st, 2008 in Uncategorized. 6 CommentsShawn Miller from Duke’s Center for Instructional Technology re-published my post “The UMW Blogs Story” that chronicles the work we have been doing over the last several years at the University of Mary Washington. I am pretty excited that the approach of UMW’s Division of Teaching and Learning Technologies is providing others with fodder for [...]
Is that OpenEd in my dashboard?
Published by February 18th, 2008 in WordPress, open education and wordpress multi-user. 5 CommentsDon’t look now, for there just might be some news about WP.com and Open Education in your WordPress dashboard! Seems like the word is getting around about using Wordpress for Open Education (thank you, Stephen).
What’s even better than Mark Ghosh blogging the news further and wider, is that he’s a card-carrying educational WordPresser himself:
I [...]
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